Roosevelt High School - Strenuous Life Yearbook (Seattle, WA)
- Class of 1950
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Senior Edstors 5 FREDPE E. . . ...... f f ' lT .S,..... am :tor N . gb, ' E T Y . . 4 . :ng Editor , ' I If 'V I X. . . . Pictorial Editor ' U f Jil' C if-f ' AC ' t. ' .6 .iii RDA . . . . ounmg f I I ' A l Q . . .... rtist, ASR I A GLASS . . . . . . . . Faculty PAT MORSE . . . . . Juniors BONNIE BAKER . . . Sophomores BEATRICE SCABERY . . Freshmen PETE CARPENTER? JUDY MCGRAW . . . . . Productions CAROLE NYSTROM . . . Spurs, Roughrialers, Girls' Club, Torch, RHO JACKI STONEBURG . . . Assistant Business Manager NORMAN MAAS . . . . . . Boys' Club KEN BRANDON , JIM GILLANDERS i ' ' ' school We me to make her aims their own. Cfrom the Alma Mater D A knight there Was, and he a worthy man, Who from the time that he first began To ride out, loved chivalry, Truth and honor, freedom, and courtesy. 5'- I GAR Calm 'W .ff I, Q Q3 ' 'Neg 7 QE ' U 75, Yi 1.1 .1 9 P ? 'N as M 'B fFrom Cutts, Scenes and Characters of the Middle Ages! fx ..:' ' Jr gat, 1: f I - K5 E 531 Q Y Nils J 5 N l 3 ' 3 N ,i an N' 'f W- ai, g oi x is ' . is 'gt 4, K, J 3 E' N Nl if K X iv i .Y l N THE Middle Ages knights wore helmet and shield and rode out from castle walls to K perform acts of chivalry or feats of courage. The road before them was filled with dan- ger and hardships, but they were prepared. At an early age they began to get ready for knighthood. They built strong moral character, they trained their minds and their bodies to do their will, they learned to give orders and to take them, to work hard and to play fair, to be friendly, wise and generous. We, the knights of today, are also learning to live useful, well-rounded lives. From Roosevelt's halls we go out into the world with the knight's ideals. No matter what the difficulties, we will be braveg no matter what the dangers, we will be fearless in the cause of the right, no matter' what the cost, we will be considerate of others. We will be proud sons and daughters of Roosevelt. 5 . JOANNE ARNOLD, Editor-in-Chief. N . Y J .N .., N. as ' Y If-1, 1 5,3 'fl P 3 Q if , 'R M 3 ' . f N .M . v , 'Vi K ' fxx 3, .. 53 . T e' g ' , ' 5 J'1 t , ...Q L ft ' -, 4, , - Q 4 'l Q Q 4. ersnnnel Q Making friends and keeping them, working cooperatively, and striving for the good of all A Qi W 1415 as J Q ,Q r, V 4 WJ' Fw 9H'93Z.f's aim 'WE we,-'M ff9'y57t3 Si , 2223 Qiwgw., Wg., szwFiZg.m4 mikw I mmm. ,K n . ,s , 7 9 5 T 'Sqn' ffl gg-gfg.sQ If D 3 ..9aJ 79 as T' ali? 4 1 Q J? Q -Vs fgggjfwiglf-buick rr' 39 ' I Q l sol? va-3g 3,p sr, gaaqglgpglgjgr QJ ,xy 27, 3.6 Lf qtijcggg-,163 ,?r7':f.i 79,1 rfb S g S19 O' .Pe3H,+ Ovf3 3Ia.3H.Gr1hIep 3Brintipal j 1,1 O NOW once again we have opened the covers of our awaited Book of the Year. And through the pages its busy, effective producers lead us to recapture in memory the days and feats of knighthood in the land of time gone by. 'J Strange figures today these warriors in shining armor on fiery steeds who rode forth from their castles on the hilltops down into the valleys to aid the weak and right the wrong. Yet h hould serious to them were their knightly vows and code of honor. Sans peur et sans reproc e s each defender of the code of knighthood strive to be. f To us they stand above all for courageg opposing their crude weapons and instruments in a world of fear to the unknown forces surrounding them. In Tennyson's words, And indeed he seems to me Scarce other than my own ideal knight, 'Who reverenced his conscience as his kingg Whose glory was, redressing human wrongg Who spake no slander, no, nor listened to it.' Their example should he an inspiration to us, as armed with the ever-broadening discoveries of modern science, and with confident acceptance of ethical standards and spiritual values, we move forward to carry on to greater summation the hopes and efforts of knights of yore. Ecfqff- -'J E153 in 7' ' 7 km-C! 50 . 6 HE MEDIEVAL institution of chivalry may be dead, but chivalry as a pattern for living asvfki high ideal of service to the cause of right. 'fig fag, lS very much alive. It lives wherever boys and girls purpose in their hearts to live for the 1 ni' Z. x ' '- '-?v2u'Q N' -'ZW' Theodore Roosevelt, for whom our school was named, was one of those who be- lieved in fighting aggressively for the right-in fact, he once said, It is the noblest sport the world affords. Roosevelt lived the thing he believed in. He lived vigorously and joyously-he was indeed a knight in shining armor. Today, as always, the challenge to you is to prepare in body, mind, and spirit to live and fight on the side which may lose an occasional battle, but always wins the war-the side which stands for the freedom of the individual to make of his life something decent, significant, and fine. En- listment in the fellowship of chivalry is always open-you may join now. CHI. jf. Eullnck Bins 3BrinnipaI I . 5 If ' ,X 1, 'X 'f 'J F ,1 H.-L 5 , x 6 xl. 5 L 5 N . 15 . 'S . K ' D ' fi v- iigik E ., ii' 'ia g L, fi ivfiv X F35 Wi' ' 9 x D S.. - 3 - .l E, 3 3 ,N F5 i 5. i 4, FDD .4 0 J l 'S 7' f,.C .yn-C, 5- CS-' I W 4 ff 1' , 1' F M. wa. s Anderson, Helen D. U of W History Adv., Activity Recording Anderson, Virgil V. U of W English anultp Baggaley, C. Byron Carleton College History Adv., Paper Drives Barber, Kathryn C. U of W Clothing, Personal and Home Living Adv., Costume Crew Berthiaume, Sheridan M. Boys' Adviser, Guidance and Counseling Boys' Club Adviser Bourke, Leona M. U of W Study Hall Supervisor Adv., Class of Sl Breazeale, Edna M. U of W English Adv., ASR, Alumni Com., and Round-Up Brewitt, Laura J. U of W Clothing Adv., Anti-Cheating and Class of Sl Burmaster, Pearle R. Wash. State Normal, U of W Physical Education Burnett, Alfa H. U of W History Adv., Jr. Red Cross Campbell, Walter H. U of W Spanish, Foreign Language Head 12 s s s .fain Crockett, Mildred F. U of W Latin Adv., Latin Club Davis, Frances P. U of W, Radcliffe English Adv., Social Service Dranga, Melvin U of W Health BL Physical Ed. Tennis Coach Adv., Sports Boosters Dueber, Charlotte M. Wash. State College History Adv., Lost BL Found Fitzgerald, Hattie M. U of W Health Education Adv., Anti-Cheating, Class of .Son Flory, Vera E. Northwestern Univ., Cornell Univ. English Adv., Slrenuous Life Fosnaugh, Hiram S. Wash. State College Metal Shop Adv., Ground Impr. Com. Fowler, Louise H. U of W English Fuller, John A. U of W Mathematics Basketball BL Track Coach I3 suit C, , ,X 4' ,1 711 '267 C i. H' -ff cffvf-fo Chamberlin, James C. Bookkeeping. Typing. Pen. Sc Spellg Dept. Head Adv., Girls' Club Typists Cooper, Camaron H. Iowa State College. Stan- ford. U of W Chemistry, Photography Adv., Camera Club m..,N 1 shew ' f X ' 'Q' f'd.c t anultp Gilbreafh, Matilda K. Central Wash. College of Ed., U of W English Adv., Assembly 81 Compass Com. Glass, Sam N. Ohio State, U of W English Adv., P-TA Dance Bi Square Dance Granberg, Grace G. U of W Foods Adv.. Locker lv Teddy Tea Room Greaves, F. J. U of W, Western Wash. College of Ed. Newswriting Adv., Roosevelt News Green, Maxine S. Wash. State College English Adv., Girls' Scholarships Hanawali, Frank S. College of Puget Sound History Adv., Senior Play Harney, Don I. Wash. State College Mech. Drawing, Electricity Adv., Lunchroom Com. Haroldson, William E. U of W Health BL Physical Ed. Intramural Coach Hawkins, Alma H. Cornell Univ. French Cr German Adv., Class of SZ BL Ger- man Club Fulton, Lois M. U of W Art Adv.. Art Club Gibbon, Dorothy Smith College English KLCQL, 4ft.,'C ' -.2 C-16 El' 5 Q 'i 1- QC f 21.4 CDM I Hoem, Eleanor H. U of W English 86 Play Production Dramatic Dir., Opera Hull, Louis G. Wash. State College Physical Education Football 84 Baseball Coach I5 .-f-1,47 anultp Johnstone, Annabel M. U of W English Adv., Class of SB Junco, Richard R. U of W Spanish Kipperberg, Aurora U of W Physical Education Adv., Health Com. Kirschner, Earl E. Wooster College Mathematics, Dept. Head Krienke, Ora K. Hamlin U 'v. Chemistry Adv., Science lu Kuehn, Henry J. U of W Mathematics x Adv., Traditions Com. Lawrence, Carl 0. U of W History, Dept. Head Adv., Vocational Confe Discussion Groups Lee, Borghild C. U of W English Adv., Commencement Lindh, Robert K. Wash. State College r.8L Health 86 Physical Ed. Football BL Basketball Coach - 1 ,fu ' 'iff If 1-iz f f fe.. vifffa-45' XJ., anultp Loughead, Eleanor M. U of W Typing Lumley, Ellsworth D. Western Wash. College of Ed., U of W Zoology Adv.. Stamp Club Lyman, Kenneth G. U of W Vocal Music, Harmony Dir., Opera Chorus Mahaffey, Audley F. U of W History Adv., Ticket Force McCormick, Helen E. Univ. of Oregon General Business N Retail Selling McMullen, Luella Lake Erie College Latin BL English Melville, Grace Knox College Shorthand, General Busi- ness, Typing Adv.. Vocational Com. Meyer, Edward A. U of W Bookkeeping, General Busif ness, Business Law School Treasurer Moe, Anne E. U of W Physical Education Adv., RHO Club Montgomery, Elizabeth U of W Shorthand Bc Typing Adv., Class of SS, Make- up Corps Moody, Anne J. Wash. State College Interior Decorating BL Crafts I6 jfvff 141 anultp Parker, Claude W. Univ., Brit. Columbia Botany Adv., Garden Club Patch, Anna R. U of W Mathematics Adv., Thrift Com. Rarig, Arthur Northwestern Univ. English, Dept. Head Adv., Movie Club Rehbock, Ralph H. Willamette, Univ. of Chicago Counselor Roe, Virginia U of W Art Bt English Adv., Advisory Council Roys, Marguerite C. Wash. State College Study Hall Supervisor Adv., Usher Corps Rushing, John R. Howard College Mathematics Golf Coach Russell, Florence M. U of W French St Spanish Adv., Class of SZ and French Club Scheer, Alfred E. U of W Physicsg Science Dept. Head Adv., PA Crew I7 1 :ml .1 5 l Muench, George W. Ill. Inst. of Tech. Industrial Arts, Dept. Head Adv., Traflic Squad Neffeler, Isabelle A. Whitman College Girls' Adviser Adv., Girls' Club A' N 5,794 .,cc,6,2c72ZCfgf4,' fj-fd acultp Simeon, Mary K. U of W Mathematics Adv., Class of SO Smith, Helen G. U of W English Adv., Study Hall 8: Library Supervisors Starcevich, Max J. U of W History Adv., Vocational Con- ference Steendahl, Anna U of W Mathematics Adv., Torch ll-lonor Soc.l Strauss, Ivard N. Boston Univ. English, Play Production Adv., Revue 86 Stage Force Stucky, Phillip U of W Mathematics Bc Counseling Adv., Mixer, Debate, Foot- ball Ushers, Senior Scholarships Sundling, Doris M. U of W Typing 61 Shorthand Adv., Entertainment, PVTA Bulletins, Opera Rehearsal Guard Taylor, Ronald Z. U of W Instrumental Music, Music Survey Dir., Band SL Orchestra Tomlinson, Margaret U of W Mathematics Schirmer, Conrad A. Univ. of Chicago, Wash. State College History Adv., Building Impr. Scott, David B. Seattle Pacific College, U of W Physics, General Science Adv., Hall Patrol BL Book Room Il'-X llunug 'fir' Mm!!! ,- fl f , . ,. ,, n ,fri in 1,4 fr ,ff ,j,,,.ji 5401 :Jff 42.1 . K , .4 f ,, f f iffy 'fy ,.L4f. ,f X-' 'rf .1 ,4 Toomey, Len L. Iowa State Teachers' College History Adv., Debate Turner, Edward J. Wis. State Teachers' College Boat Building Cr W' Shop ood arultp Turner, Lloyd E. U of W History Adv., ASR, Organ Concert. Inter-School Relations, Activity Interviewing Bard, Margaret A. Wash. State Normal, Cheney. U of W School Secretary Beaver, Margaret' Boston Univ., U of W Asst. Librarian Cunningham, Rita Counseling Clerk Engel, Mildred U of W Attendance Clerk Kikuchi, Miye Griffin Murphy Business School Jr. School Clerk Londean, Ruth Univ. of Redlands, U of W Librarian Sheedy, Wesley W. Custodian Sorenson, Alfred Apprenticeship at Kalimit, Mich. Mining Co. Engineer IQHO. 9504 El 5 5 n f 1 is . 9 W HI XM 5 w X LN Q . S cj wks 2175 ff ,. Q5K3Sk:g3WwwgN'N5 QQWQ .xfixixi 3 N Nw gmv 3 1 XJ, ,N Y . X f xx XX sf -13 Q Swf41fF5qQw5xNQx HN S. RQ The oosehelt Clliooe Glo make my lite complete, it shall he my purpose: Gio heliehe in myself: Gio he loyal to my home, school, ano fr fj ,ef I Gio respert higher authority: yi' DP Ulio he rourteousg ' I 2' , 3,3 , VVS S 5,9 Gio he falrg Sp? y yo Gio oehelop self control: ' ' ' N ' Dip 09: by 0' nb' , 1 , , 0' , . Q -mogultlhate awigrstyattovgor the fmer thmgs of Inf . ' ' 1 ' Q We E S55 l X. ri 3 3553 l 5832335 N. 19 61, rl 357355 S 2 igllglliltal , ,W N A ..., A X Acton Carole A. 1 Annual Staff Ensemble, and Sr. A Cappella Roll Rep. ASR Building Im- provement Council Office Quill and Scroll Adams, Audrey M. Chr. ASR Compass Com. RHO Club Spanish Club Interests: Swimming Traveling Adams, Donald M. Interest: Auto Mechanics Adams, .lim A. Stage Force Movie Club Interests: Auto Mechanics Swimming Adams, Shirley A. Senior Torch - Standards Girls' Gym Office Interests: Swimming Home EC. Adams, Verne Interests: Dancing Rollerskating Alton, Joanne D. News Staff Alumni Com. Revue Costume Force Highlights and Sidelights Interest: Newswriting Anderson, Barbara L. Traditions Com. Health Com. Good Cheer Com. Jr. Torch Publicity Com. Attendance Office Anderson, Donald R. Football Baseball Roll Rep. Anti-Smoking Board Anderson, Ernie Baseball Interests: I Mechanics Baseball Anderson, Lael Chr. ASR Health Com. Treas. Golden Spurs News Ad Manager Roll Rep. Senior Torch Lunchroom Com. Anderson, Wallace W. Roll Rep. Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Anderson, Wayne R. PTA Dance Tratlic Squad 100 mile Club Roll Rep. Vocational Choice Engineering Andrews, Gene Football Anti-Smoking Board PTA Dance Com. Study Hall Supervisor Interest: Skiing Andrews, Gerald F. Hall Patrol Science Club Intramural Football Interests: Skiing Boating Armstrong, Ray 0. Interests : Ice Skating Golf Swimming 22 0 fp Armstrong, Rose A. Ayres, Robert News Editor Golden Spurs ASR Cabinet Senior Torch Girls' Club Cabinet Vice Chr. ASR Thrift Arnold, Joanne L. Editor-in-chief of Annual ASR Cabinet Golden Spurs Senior Torch RHO Club ASR Health Com. Arnold, William R. Interests: Flying Badminton Vocational Choice: Auto Mechanic Atcheson, William E. Boys' Club Vice President Track Basketball Anti-Smoking Board Roll Rep. Senior Play '48 23 Baiocchi, Charlene J RHO Club Thrift Com. Fellowship Com. Pep Club Alumni Com. Baird, Jean E. Golden Spurs Chr. ASR Building Imp. Manager News Senior Torch Secretary Freshman Class Mixer Com. Baisler, Jane E. Senior Play '48, '49 Revue '49 Opera '49, Glee '50 Garden Club Usher Corps Barco, Dorothy L. Bender, Dorothy L. Costume Force Opera Pom Pom Com. Midwinter Vocational Choice: Concert Millinery School ASR Thrift in New York Teddy Jr. Red Cross Vocations Records Beail, Imogene B. Bentley, Standards Charlotte P. Records Asst. Editor of Fellowship Roundup Father-Daughter Cards Com. Banquet Father-Daughter Banquet Basket Room Beck, Mary Ann Berg, Aileen A Cappella Asst. Editor of Midwinter Roundup Concert Locker Room Make-Up Corps Attendent Usher Corps Cards Com. Alumni Com. Gym Oflice Mother-Daughter Father-Daughter Banquet Banquet Beebe, Carl D. Bergman, Douglas Traffic Squad Study Hall Big Brother Com. Supervisor Interests: Mixer Com. Sports Intramural Fishing Basketball Hiking Vocational Choir: Forestry at U. of W. 21 Bernard, Ann W. Mixer Com. ASR Health Adviser's Otiice Staff Charm Club ASR Traditions Roll Rep. Berry, G. Maybelle Interest : Att Berst, Charles A. Sr. Play lead Revue lead Opera lead Roughriders Boys' Club Cabinet Roll Rep. Betz, Anita M. Art Club President Golden Spurs Secretary Compass Com. Roll Rep. Senior Torch ASR Traditions Com. Beyer, Wayne Interest: Model Railroading Vocational Choice: Refrigeration, heating and Air Con. Biles, Kenneth Opera '47, '48, '49, lead '50 Senior Play Revue PA System A Cappella Sr. Torch Binns. Mary Ann Editor of Roosevelt Roundup Debate '48,'49 Senior Play French Club Bird, Betsey L. ASR Secretary Golden Spurs Sophomore Class Pres. Sr. Torch Make-Up Corps Rose-Maiden u , , g. . my , , 1 X cs. 3' E' We A KQV-ff' is 1 HSM 3 , -. . ww, ' ' ..,. 3 Bird, Carol H. Revue Com. '50 Organ Concert Com. Revue Costume Force Interests: Fishing Swimming Bishop, Lee E. News Intramural Football Interests: Science Aviation Cars Bloeser, Arlyne J. News Ad Statf ASR Thrift ASR Health Mother-Daughte Banquet Fellowship Publicity Blom, Mac G. Interests: Skiing Girls T Vocational Choice: Art School Blom, Norman K. Intramural Football Ski Club Interests: Marksmanship Vocational Choice: Commercial Art Boas, Richard G. A Cappella Opera Midwinter Concert Interests: Sports Skiing Bogardus, Louise H. Standards Charm Club Pep Club . Sophomore Torch Bolin, Madlin B. Transfer from Missouri Interests: Skating Dancing Swimming Bowling Bomsfead, Karen Golden Spurs Chr. Revue Publicity News Staff Girls' Club Cabinet Make-up Corps Bond, Jean M. Golden Spurs Chr. Vocational Com. Secretary ASR Thrift News Staff Roll Rep. Senior Torch Borselh, Jeralyn M. ASR Health Com. ASR Thrift Com. ASR Building Improvement Highlights and Sidelights Collection Mgr. News Roll Rep. Boswyk, Grace A. Mixer Com. Publicity Decorations Pep Club Charm Club c s Boynton, Ron L. Traflic Squad Boys' Club Publicity Roll Rep. Braden, Marvin R. Football Library Supervisor Roll Rep. Interests: Sports Girls Bradley, Don L Boys' Club Odice Interests: Basketball Baseball Bradshaw, Nancee J. Revue '46 '4 , 7, '49 Opera '46, '47, '49 Organ Concert Teddy J r. Red Cross ASR Health Com. Wash. Childrens' Home yt 2, rs .2 . 'ia it V Brask, Karl R. Anti-Smoke Board Football Basketball Baseball Hi-Y Roll Rep. Brewer, Walter L. Boys' Club Cabinet Hall Patrol Roll Rep. Freshman Relations Com. Co-Chr. Torch Assembly Brown, Billie V. Freshman Dance Com. Roll Rep. Brown, Gerald E. Senior Play '47, '48, '49 Revue '48, 49 Opera '47, '48, '49 Interests: Dancing Acting Brown, Joan M. Br Roll Rep. Opera ASR Mixer Com. Octerte Usher Corps Sr. A Cappella uner, Shirley A. Senior Torch Latin Club German Club Inter-School Relations Vocational Choice Teaching Brus, Robert E. Study Hall Supervisor Mixer Com. Interests: Skiing Swimming ckholts, Hubert L. Traffic Squad Roll Rep. Interests: Swimming Fishing Hunting 24 , ,, - :Q Buell, Alice-Mae Golden Spurs Vice Pres. Camera Club Chr. Teddy Jr. Red Cross Inter-School Relations Organ Concert Bu ley, George L. Intramural Basketball Interests: Mechanics Skiing Basketball Bu rghduff, Jeannine S. Costume Construction Interests: Music Art Burns, Gerald 25 is A? I Buschke, Herman Roughriders Hall Patrol Pres. Senior Torch Freshman Relations junto Science Club Bushman, Jerene E. Girls' Club Olhce Teacher's Secretary Pep Club Alumni Com. Buxton, Byron C. Interests: Swimming Boats Cars Vocational Choice: Interior Decoration Cahill, John L. Treas. Senior Class Co-Chr. Boys' Club Com. PTA Dance Com. Roughriders Tennis Study Hall Supervisor it l 1 1...,.., 1 25929515 I ii Cameron, James D. Interest: Sports Campbell, Dorothy Campbell, Douglas Stage Force Tralhc Squad Roll Rep. Interests: Hot Rods Boats Campbell, Edward Hall Patrol Lt. Hall Patrol Interests: H. Marksmanship Boating Chemistry Capps, Allen E. Paper Com. Intramural Activities Hall Supervisor Interest: Sports Carlson, Herb C. Study Hall Supervisor Baseball Intramural Sports Interests: Skiing Swimming Carlson, Jim S. Interests: Sports Science Vocational Choice: Chemistry Carpenter, Dick N. Camera Club Pres. Hall Patrol Boys'Club Publicity Interests: Skiing Photography ' -. ' Caruth, Darlene M. Castor, Alita P. J. Interests: Golden Spurs Bowling News Editor Dancing Vice Pres. Vocational Choice: Business College Cash, Earl N. Big Stick Student Pass Sales Interests: Hunting Fishing Cassels, Colleen Golden Spurs Girls'Club Treas. Editor of News Chr. Good Cheer Anti-Cheating Com. PTA Dance Com. Casteel, Gordon H. Track Roll Rep. Interests: Skiing Photography French Club Sports Booster ASR Alumni Revue '49 Caswell, Beatrice E. Secretary RHO Alumni Com. Thrift Teddy J r. Red Cross Library Torch Chapman, Valerie S. Senior Play lead Revue lead Asst. Chr. Make-up Corp Nonette Opera A Cappella Charlebols, Bob D. Football Track - Sr. Play Supervisor S 2125-Q40 Chase, Barbara H. Building Improvements PTA Dance Com. Sophomore Torch Roll Rep. Chism, Maryellen Glee Club Library Scrapbook Com. Midwinter Concert '49, '50 Interest: Swimming Church, Campbell Boys' Club Cabinet Tratlic Squad Frosh. Relations Study Hall Supervisor Clark, Ken Vice Pres. Freshman Class Roll Rep. Hi-Y Cloyd, Wanda Banker Roll Rep. Standards Com. Make-up Corps Charm Club Coar, Richard O. News Staff Science Club Intramural Sports Activity Recording Cole, Lee Stage Force Football Ticket Board of Control Minute Service Collins, Pauline E. Mixer Com. Pep Club Charm Club Organ Concert French Club Standards Collman, Steve W. Cook, JoAnn D. Movie Club, Pres. Stage Force Baseball Interests: Fishing Photography Comstock, Brian L. Co-Chr. PTA Dance Class Boys' Club Cabinet Inter-school Relations Sr. Torch Soph.-Frosh. Relations Cone, Carol H. Charm Club Pep Club Fine Arts Standards Cook, Bob S. Track Manager, 100 Mile Club Roll Rep. Football Attendance Otlice Band Ad Staff Good Cheer Adviser's Ollice Statf Records Corlett, Donna D. Vice-Pres. Girls' Club Golden Spurs Senior Torch Band Pres. News Ad Staff Swim Team Coulter, Joyce S. Mixer Com. ASR Health Com. Lost and Found Pep Club Cowan, William P. Golf Soph. Track Intramural Basketball Vocational Choice: Everett C. Crippe, Carol M. News Staff ASR Thrift Com. Senior Torch Sponsorette Crosby, Margaret B. Roll Rep. Sr. Orchestra Crowe, Bob E. Interests: Football Skiing Vocational Choice: Agriculture Cultum, Gordon L. Curry, Lee-Ann L. Chr. ASR Typing Com. Pep Club Charm Club Highlights and Sidelights Building Improvement Good Cheer Dahlgren, Edwin H. Chr. Boys' Club Publicity Debate Hall Patrol Science Club Interest: Skiing Daiglt, Bonnie J. Washington Childrens' Home Interests: Traveling Music Vocational Choice Teaching Davies, William T. Golf Team Intramural Basketball Interest: Cartooning 26 f . YO . 'ew' I R if. 1 . is is 1 Davis. Bob W. Baseball Anti-Smoking Board Study Hall Supervisor Interest: Football Davis, Judith A. ASR Traditions Chr. Mixer Com. Golden Spurs Interests: Skiing Horses Davis, Marilyn E. Secretary Senior Class Golden Spurs Senior Torch Revue '49 Student Ticket Board of Con PTA Dance Dawley, Peggy J. Revue Com. Costume Chr. News Ad Staff Standards Senior Torch Locker Room. Com. 27 trol Dennie, Jean Y. Bus. Mgr. Annual Golden Spurs Quill and Scroll News Ad Staff Roll Rep. Mother-Daughter Banquet Dennison, Rodney L. Ground Improvement Spanish Club Interests: Music I jazz J Dancing Eating Denxer, Ronnie E. Intramural Basketball Track Study Hall Supervisor Minute Service Dickerman, Ann Secretary Golden Spurs Chr. Adviser's Office Staff News Staff Roll Rep. Chr. of Torch Entertainment ASR Traditions Dixon, Rosemary Pres. Spanish Club Golden Spurs Chr. Wash. Childrens' Home Roll Rep. Vice Pres. of Movie Club RHO Club Donaldson, Joann L. Golden Spurs Editor of News Senior Class Rep. Treas. Freshman Class Chr. ASR Lunchroom Com. Treas. of Ski Club Due, Don Paper Com. Tratlic Squad Intramural Football Interest: Music Duncan, Jim W. Baseball Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Roughriders Athletic Recording Com. Duncan, Maurice W. Paper Com. Ski Club Interest: Skiing Dunsmore, Earl Tumbling Team Intramural Track Interests: Camping Fishing Dutton, Robert Roll Rep. Intramural Football Interests: Swimming Hiking Midget and Hot Rod Races Eastes, Barbara M. Ad Statf ASR Health Com. Locker Room Com. Library Father-Daughter Banquet Eastman, Joanne General Chr. Revue Golden Spurs Senior Play PTA Dance Com. Girls' Club Cabinet Sports Boosters Ederer. Frances R. Make-up Corps ASR Health Com. Charm Club Standards Freshman Auxilary Mixer Com. Edwards, Irene M. Charm Club Interests: Skiing Football Egtvet, Philip A. Interests: Hiking Fishing Sports Eland, Sld W. Football Basketball Baseball Roll Rep. Study Hall Supervisor Ellis, Dick Tennis Basketball Anti-Smoking Board Study Hall Supervisor Roll Rep. Emerson, Virginia Good Cheer Charm Club Interest: Skiing Fagerstrom, Doris S. Vocational Choice Teacher N. . -2 .t 'lf J 'fir 4 4 V 'ae .. is r 1 T .z .. t ,,: , V , .. - ..,,. U: ..,. K .. ,.. .gg -..F: Faulk, Glenna M. Spanish Club RHO Club Movie Club Felt, Marlene J. Mixer Com. ASR Health Com. Roll Rep. Ski Club Charm Club Opera Ferry, Pete S. Jr. Class Pres. Tri-Y Co-Editor Boys' Club Paper Teddy Tea-Room Finlon, Art P. Chr. Study Hall Supervisor Student Council Interest: Sports Flagler, Eleanor E. Opera Senior Play Revue Roll Rep. Father-Daughter Banquet Fletcher, Charles A. Movie Club Hall Patrol Minute Service Interest: Photography Ford, Phoebe H. RHO Club Ski Club Mixer Com. Senior Torch Girls' Club. Adm. Fornia, Bob F. Roughriders Locker Room Com. Chr. Intramural Basketball Study Hall Supervisor Track Opera '48 '. as Q . ., 'U .aye . M. A . ..,. V . , 5 y Forster, Dave A. Stage Force Movie Club Interests: Sports Piano Foste r, Ga ry Pep Club Sports Boosters Roll Rep. Interests: Skiing Auto Racing Fowler, Alice E. RHO Club Thrift Entertainment Locker Rootn Wash. Childrens' Home Friedman, Ray M. Boys' Club Cabinet Roughriders Track Pres. Movie Club Intramural Football Frost, Ted Paper Com. Roll Rep. Intramural Sports Furseth, Biarne 0. Organ Concert Chr. Traffic Squad Boys Club Cabinet Pres, Ski Club Minute Service Gage, Violet Pep Club Standards Glee Club Interests: Art Music Gallagher, William Transfer from Seattle Prep Interests: Cars Girls Money Sports , N 4-. Garrison, Sally H. Ski Club Pep Club Roll Rep. Interests: Skiing Dancing Gates, Hazel M. Annual Staff Golden Spurs Historian Girls' Club Cabinet Chr. Pub. Father- Daughter Ban. Inter-school Relations Gaub, Peggy Roll Rep. ASR Health PTA Dance Adviser's Office Building Improvement ASR Thrift Gaw, Wilson Roughriders Track Football Minute Service Library Supervisor Traffic Squad Geisert, Marlene R. Attendance Oflice Ski Club Interests: Skiing Skating Swimming Gellermann, Joan Sr. Play '48, '49 Revue '47, '49 Opera '47, '49 Make-up Corps Charm Club Fine Arts Gibbons, Ester Library Asst. Interests: Church work Children work Givens, Jeanne M. Records Publicity Band Vocational Choice Nursing 28 ' me ,set-tw. sn 5- . t 'Q R N. 'i s . 3 tl f . K Givens, Joyce E. Girls' Club Cabinet ASR Com. Head Y-Teens Pres. Sec. Senior Orchestra Goggins, Shirley L. Advisory Council Golden Spurs Chr. Mixer Com. Girls' Club Cabinet Rose-Maiden Revue '48, '49 Good, Carole J. Golden Spurs Chr. Revue Dance Mgr. Ad Staff Senior Torch Revue '47, '48, '49 Opera '48, '49, Glee '50 Grainger, Molly Ann RI-IO Club Basketroom Attendant 29 tr af x , f jf . . Greenway, Jerry E. Roughriders Chr. Frosh.-Soph. Relations Chr. Inter-school Relations Sports Boosters Boys Club Cabinet Gregory, Barbara J. Ad Staff ASR Thrift ASR Health Roll Rep. Mother-Daugther Banquet Father-Daugther Banquet Groesbeck, Jerry J. L. Yell King Sports Booster Movie Club Study Hall Supervisor Basketball Gundersen, Robert E. Stage Force Traffic Squad Interests: Hot rods Boats N Q . , 'Mr 42 33 Haldeman, Virginia A. Revue '47, '48, '49 Midwinter Concert '48, '49, '50 Opera '48, '49, '50 glee Capt. Girls Drill Team Band Roll Rep. Hall, C. Arlene Movie Club Pep Club Library Aid Interests: Skating Swimming Hall, Marilyn P. Chr. ASR Thrift News Staff as at if qgm... Q N at zlf,.,,,,, f Halverson, Phil H. Traflic Squad Golf Team Interests: Dancing Golf Hammer, K. Willis Chr. Library Supervisor Football Interests: Sports Hamilton, Lois M. Publicity Com. Scrapbook Com. Mixer Com. Y-Teens Adviser's Office Interests: Opera Sports Highlights and Sidelights Hallowell, Mary Anne Handy, J. Tom Chr. Minute Girls Roughriders Senior Play Chr. Lunchroom Pl'0Pertles Football Fr. Soph. Co-Chr: Revue Jr. Sr. Mgr. PUPIICUY Football Torch Roll Rep. Roll Rep. R.Y Hansen, Ellen K. Standards Records Twine Interests : Horseback riding Badminton Hansen, Pal' L. French Club Roll Rep. Charm Club Lost and Found Com. Pep Club Hanson, Shirley J. ASR Typing Spanish Club Charm Club Pep Club Assembly Harding, George F. ASR President Boys' Club Treas. Freshman Class Pres. Roughriders Torch Tri-Y Harper, Carol Harvin, Shirley A. Interests: Dancing Vocational Choice Acrobatic Tap Dancer Hatten, Ronald N. Track Tumbling Interests: Autos Track Haug, Andrea Girls' Club President Co-Chr. Revue Publicity Girls' Club Cortes. Sec. Golden Spurs Torch Sec. 1'lr' , Lvsx 1 'f Helland, Sally A. Make-up Corps Roll Rep. Charm Club Sports Boosters Decorations Com. Herget, Pauline E. Opera '49 Octette Sr. A Cappella Interests: Singing Dancing Herrett, Barbara L. Anti-Smoking Board PTA Dance junior Dance Pep Club Mother-Daughter Banquet Publicity Herrick, Ron E. Intramural Track Herzog, Frank L. Sports Boosters Senior Torch Hospitality Minute Service Hicks, Mary G. Usher Corps 4 o'clock Tea Wash. Childrens' Home Teachers Sec. Good Cheer Hillman, Richard A. Opera '48, '50 A Cappella Roll Rep. Intramural Softb Boys' Glee Club Boys' Quartet Hodgson, Gall .l. Roll Rep. Good Cheer Fellowship Thrift all M if I v ., for Hodl, Karol Charm Pep Club Assembly Spanish Club Holcomb, Richard L. Movie Club Pres. Football Usher Minute Service PA Club Revue '49 Holstrom, Mary L. Revue '48, '49 French Club Art Club Torch RHO Club Father-Daughter Banquet Horne, Douglas E. Mixer Com. PA Club Spanish Club Stage Force Hovey, Bob V. Lunchroom Com. Roll Rep. Interests: Skiing Hunting Fishing Hubberf, William H. Roughriders R-Y Roll Rep. Lunchroom Com. H u me, Edwa rd Interests: Baseball Bowling Skating Hungerford, Robert D. Exchange Assem. Com. Interests: Music Art Photography Hunter, Jane Pep Club Charm Club Spanish Club H u ntin gto n , George K. Study Hall Supervisor Interest: Track Hutchins, .Ioan M. Torch Art Club Interest: Art Hutchins, Wes S. ASR Vice Pres. Roughriders Tri-Y PTA Dance News Staff Sports Boosters Hutchinson, David C. Interests: De Molay Drill Team Hykes, Bob Band Supervisor Movie Club Interests: Girls Music lbe-bop Traveling Ingersoll, Pat A Cappella Midwinter Concert Revue '49 Opera '49 Interests: Girls lngraham, D. Charles Tratiic Squad Science Club Swimming Team Interests: Skiing Hunting 30 it B 1 ,izx 2 y' -A .,,. V. .. P ,sf sf , . it viii K '4 x as .sf Irwin, Dick Sport Boosters Study Hall Su ervisor P PTA Dance Com. Tri-Y Interests z Sports Lettering Iverson, Eunice Building Improvement Roll Rep. PTA Dance Pep Club Highlights and Sidelights Assembly Com. Jacobson, Eleanor Jaeger, James Sr. A Cappella Basketball Tennis Opera '48, '49 Lunchroom Com. Mixer Com. Sl '11, I 5 fi James, Albert Movie Club Hall Patrol Science Club Track Interest: Music Jarvis, James A. Interests: Fishing Hunting Girls Vocational Choice: Landscape Gardener Jennerson, Mabel W. Pep Club Interests: Skiing Music .IOG Jensen, Marlys H. Girls' Club Cabinet ASR Thrift ASR Traditions Pep Club r , fa Q . if 'ff' ' Q. . . , , t ' ., , 1,53 Jensen, Ina Jentoft, Gary G. Frosh.-Soph. Interviewing Football Hi-Y Interest: Barbara Chase Johnson, Beverly M. News Stat! Golden Spurs Roll Rep. Mother-Daughter Banquet Health Com. Pep Club Johnson, Thora E. Chr. Girls' Club Assembly Revue '49, lead News Ad Staif Publicity Com. Tynmz . s ., i Sl in Q 'L Q, .,. . .jg YE' .. ' ll-wS'f 1X's ,,gg:1.i5 .av- gl. -1: , , ...M gh? 4 Z!-+ my 1 .s My - 1 1 . 1 ....... .. ..... . Ag. ' ' v ---1-v- f I :.......'rs:4.a:s'g.-...Z5P.:.:.,3,, h 55, ,M Jones, Edwin H. Ground Improvement Roll Rep. Interests: Football Basketball Track Skiing Jones, Geraldine G. Roll Rep. News Stai Charm Club Ski Club Mixer Com. Pep Club Jordan, David C. Mixer Com. Building Improvement Boys' Club Assembly Interest: Skiing Jordan, Dave J. T. Roll Rep. Lunchroom Com. Stage Force Kane, Donald B. Track Chr. Sports Booster R-Y President News Sports Ed. Roughriders Kangas, Charles Karelsen, Dave V. Interests : Flying Fishing Vocational Choice: Lawyer Kauffman, Mary E. Sr. Orchestra Music and Art Club German Club French Club 'e 4 .1 Sf sw -L ,.,.. s sl A Keith, Donald M. Boys' Club Pres. Roughriders Advisory Council Roll Rep. Soph. Class Rep. Sr. Torch Keller, Faith M. Golden Spurs Chr. Make-up Corps Girls' Club Cabinet Rose-Maiden Chr. Revue Organization PTA Dance Keller, Marcia H. Golden Spurs Advisory Council Chr. Charm Club Girls' Club Cabinet Make-up Corps Standards Keller. Willlam L. Stage Force Tratlic Squad Movie Club Intramural Basketball Kelley, William L. Sports Editor Annual Sports Editor News Permanent Torch Track Roughriders Father-Son Banquet Kelly, Don L. Hall Patrol ,Cf King, Robert B. Roughriders Exchange Assembly Anti-Smoking Board Hi-Y King, Arlene Study Hall Supervisor Minute Service Interests: Boating Basketball Kennett, Jack Knowles, Patricia Football Roll RCP- Basketball Mixer Com- Torch Traditions Boys' Club Office POP Club Good Cheer RHO Club Kenoyer, Ardyth R. Kratky, John Usher Corps Ground Torch Improvement Vocational Com. Lunchroom Patrol Camera Club Football Interest: Sports Kreps, Dolores L. ' Pres. Golden Spurs Recording Sec. Girls' Club Opera lead '48, '49 Senior Torch Roll Rep. Krieger, Glace B. Teacher'l Sec. , ,I r. Torch Pep Club ' Kronscltnable, Gloria D. Girls' Club Cabinet PTA Dance Com. Adviser's Office Staff Roll Rep. Health Com. Ad Staff Kyle, Joyce Costume Force Entertainment Com. Roll Rep. Interest: Folk Dancing Kuthe, Charles F. Ski Club Intramural Basketball 100 Mile Club Lamberton, Virgy L. Advisory Council Chr. Girls' Club Orientation Roll Rep. Senior Torch ASR Health Landreth, Jay H. Science Club Stamp Club Interests: Radio Chemistry Larsen, Edward A. News Staff Quill and Scroll Ad Stal? Study Hall Supervisor Roll Rep. it ,Q I .,iEk ,V 'DRP' 53 fr sf wi . if Q: f K. Lartz, Ralph A. Opera '49 Interest: Outdoor Life Vocational Choice: Appliance Salesman Layton, Don R. Track Opera '49, '50, Glee Revue '49 Roughriders Boys' Club Cabinet A Cappella Lea, Jim G. Pres. Tri-Y Roughriders Track Basketball A Cappella Boys' Quartet Leisy, David C. Minute Service Track Roll Rep. Father-Son Banquet Leitch, Pat Roll Rep. Advisory Council Chr. of Ethical Conduct Publicity Standards Highlights and Sidelights Lenlz, Dick R. Football Interests: Sports Vocational Choice: Business Training at U. of W. Leonard, Al C. Track 100 Mile Club Intramural Basketball Traliic Squad Ski Team Ski Club Lewis, Ida Mae Costume Force Charm Club Usher Corps Pep Club 32 Dsl 1 af.- gc! I f -.:',-- -,.,'. s :,..: . '-:- ' K 7' . ii fi w e so . e J tia J , 5- :l l I .. -Q-:Z --.:: .A:- . , fi g , -' V e ..,.i . 514 ,,,, A I -V U. , A In A 3 fs- 1+ tam., ms .ew wwf - 'Y' .-.,. , Y?-22' :Qs .. .' , ' if 'K ' 4 5f.5:2:. ,. as t get l 3 rf Q A ' . so f 1 2.'ki,'a,i' .ff 11 it 3 is Linde, Carl A. Editor of News Roughriders Track Boys' Club Cabinet PTA Dance Com. 100 Mile Club Little, Frank R. Capt. Hall Patrol Debate Roll Rep. Study Hall Supervisor Inter-School Relations Pres. of Junto Long, Kathleen D. Golden Spurs Girls' Club Cabinet News Staff Mixer Com. Anti-1-heating Com. Roll Rep. Lopp, Ann PTA Dance Com. Roll Rep. Records Com. Usher Com. Charm Club Fellowship 33 Love, Glenn A. Sports Editor News Roughriders Senior Torch A Cappella News Staff Lower, Donald E. Stadium Usher Study Hall Supervisor Interest: Sports Luchte, Don Interests : Bowling Fishing Boating Lydon, Waylan K. Ticket Force Football Interests: Farming Football Railroads Macdonald, Betty R. Golden Spurs ASR Historian Girls' Club Cabinet Chr. Activity Recording Chr. Exchange Assembly Manning, Jim K. Senior Play '50 Roll Rep. Garden Club Revue '49 Marken, Ruth E. Sub-Chr. Thrift Sec-Treas. of Club Program chr. of Art Club Senior Torch Markey, Ronn L. Roughridets Torch Ticket Office Debate Study Hall Supervisor Hall Patrol Marshall, Clark E. Roll Rep. Interests: Hot rods Skiing Steel Guitar Marshall, Don W. Sports Editor News Roll Rep. 0-Y Golf Baseball Senior Torch Martin, Dorothy M. Pep Club Charm Club Fellowship Hightlights and Sidelights Martinson, Paul B. Baseball Father-Son Banquet Building Improvement Mixer Com. Intramural Com. Mathison, Arthur G. Interests: Sports Chess Sleeping Eating Mattivi, Joanne K. ASR Health Com. Roll Rep. Usher Corps Pep Club May, Jim M. Hi-Y Study Hall Supervisor Interests: Football Dancing May, Patricia H. Girls' Club Cabinet Health Com. Publicity Entertainment Com. Campus Days' Com. McAlexander, Robert A. PTA Dance Mixer Com. Roll Rep. Boys' Club Employment Hall Patrol Torch McAllister, Lael A Business Mgr. News Girls' Club Cabinet Golden Spurs Revue '48, '49 Building Improvement McCann, Bruce Football McCoy, Miles Football Roll Rep. O-Y Interests: Sailing Traveling Mclieely, Dennis D. Intramural Mgr. McGinty, Robert E. Mixer Com. Intramural Basketball Study Hall Supervisor 100-Mile Club Ski Club McKay, Bob W. A Cappella '47, '48, '49 Opera '49 Tratlic Squad McKee, Vel Dora J Interests: Travel Dancing Skiing Sailing McKown, John P. Roll Rep. Ski Club Intramural Tennis Advertising Mgr. McMahon, Paul Interests: Boat racing Track McLaughlin, Jack A. Sr. Orchestra Mixer Com. Merrifield, Ruth ASR Thrift Com. ASR Mixer Com. ASR Building Improvement Fine Arts Scrapbook Torch Meyer, Lou Ann Senior Play '48, '49 Revue '46, '47 Revue Continuity '47, '48, '49 Opera '49 Michel, Jacqueline E. Attendance Office Revue Roll Banker Boys' Club Charm Club Agggmbly Costume Corps Midwinter Concert Annual Auxilary Roll Rep. Staff McLaughlin, Ross W. Miller. KBY J- Sr. Class Pres. Vice Pres.. Roughriders Gfilden SPI-WS. Football Advisory Council T,-i.Y Editor of News Girls' Club Cabinet Leaders' Conference Revue Com. Mitchell, Dona M. Interests: Music Dancing M ifchel I , Do ral ie ne M . Interests : Sports Sewing Art Monnie. Janet I. Ticket Board of Control Mixer Com. Traditions Pep Club RHO Club Standards Moore, Velva Lu Sr. Play Revue RHO Club Interests: Art Music V+ 5 Q Morgan, Mariorie Health Com. Thrift Com. Wash. Childrens' Home Charm Club Morton, Laura M. Midwinter Concert Girls' Glee Costume Force Interests: Dancing Skating Morton, Myrna L. Interest : Horses Mosher, Olive A. News Staif Interests: Horses Sports Journalism Moyer, Carol Lee Mixer Com. Revue Costume Interests: Horses Architecture Muckleston, Keith W. Football Roll Rep. Murk, Lola J. Golden Spurs PTA Dance Com Senior Torch Pres. Senior Orchestra Murphy, Jeanne F. Roll Rep. Senior Play '49 Pep Club Interests: Skiing Dancing 34 ob if . W' 1 ,sf fy 3 'I' J fl : L 5 .. W I 22 . ti, -sf 555: -' f s: 4 f - 1- E' - ,cw ,. , .1 1 . ' at ' f- Muscutt, Janis M. Decorations Com. Jr., Sr. Torch Pep Club Spanish Club Myers, Joanne Costume Construction Interest: Drama Costume Narowitz, Cathleen R. Roll Banker Freshman Auxilary Vocational Com. Interest: Youth work Neher, Jack N. Tumbling Team Interests: Skiing Hunting 35 Nelson, Charlotte A. Minute Service Highlights and Sidelights Roll Rep. Girls' Club Assembly Refreshments Com. Nelson, Harley G. Traffic Squad Tumbling Nelson, Marilyn L. Treas. of RHO Club Torch ASR Health Com. Publicity ASR Thrift Nestor, Doris M. Interests: Music Art Dance Drama Neth, Sylvia A. Vice-Pres. RHO Club ASR Health Com Thrift Publicity Neville, Barbara A. Treas. Torch Vice Pres. Soph. Class Chr. Standards Rose-Maiden PTA Dance Com. Newcomer, James L. Assembly Com, Clean-up Com. Newell, Marilyn Roll Rep. ASR Health J r. Dance Charm Club Pep Club Publicity Newell, Robert Roll Rep. Torch Interests: Sports Photography Nielsen, Carol J. Revue '48, '49 N onette Vocational Com. Decorations Opera Octette Nolf, Harold J. Interests: Basketball Football Baseball Vocational Choice: Bookkeeping Nordstrom, Noel A. Interest: Music Northfield, Dan Track Intramural Basketball Frosh.-Soph. Interviewing Ski Club Inter-School Relations Roll Rep. O'ConneIl, Tom A. Interests: Football Basketball Skiing Olson, Ralph C. Tratiic Squad Intramural Basketball Interest: Sports 0'NeilI, Pai' H. Spanish Club Charm Club Teachers' Sec. Pep Club Standards Highlights and Sidelights Ostenberg, Nancy H. Charm Club French Club Girls' Club Typing Publicity Osterhout, Jane L. Advisory Council Golden Spurs PTA Dance Sports Boosters News Staif Roll Rep. Overholt, Ronald Hunting Fishing Forestry Parad is, Lawrence E. Football Roll Rep. Tri-Y Interests: Sports arg -Q l lhln , K jg , ' 1 he Patmore, Nancy J. Olice Switchboard Vocational Choice Home Ee. Paton. Barbara L. RHO Club Pres. RHO Club Historian Roll Rep. Senior Torch Girls' Club Cabinet Paulsen, Suzanne M Revue Music ASR Thrift Adviser's Office Staff Girls' Club Restroom Publicity Paup, Everett Roughriders News Staff Hall Patrol Boys' Club Entertainment Father-Son Banquet Mixer Com. Parker, Betty Charm Club Highlights and Sidelights Publicity French Club Refreshments Mother-Daughter Banquet Paynter, Dick R. Basketball Father-Son Banquet Chr. Roll Rep. Senior Dance Pease, Fred L. Art Editor of Annual Peithman, Helen V. Highlights and Sidelights Attendance Office Revue Costume Force Standards Lost and Found Charm Club Q S IZ 1 Q Yr K Y . lf Pelroy, Fern R. Interest: Tailoring Perkins, Gloria S. Health Com. Standards Charm Club Pep Club Ski Club Perrin, Steve G. Roughriders Revue '49 Torch Assembly Science Club Peterson, Audrey V Q 1' ' - Peterson, Charles A. Phelan, Beverly Porter, Bob G. Interests: Girls' Club Office Advisory Council Basketball Main Office Staff Roll Rep. Music Girls' Club Revue '48 Books Restroom Opera '48, '49, Vocational Choice: Charm Club glee'50 Professor Attendance Office Minute Service Publicity Senior Torch Peterson, Evelyn R. Pierson, J. Graham Porter, Robert F. Sganda,-ds Hall Patrol Roll Rep. Charm Club Study Hall Football Garden Club Supervisor Track Spanish Club Intramural Sports Ski Club Pep Club Camera Club Peterson, Rose Marie Pigott, Patty A. PIHNIHUS, B0V2l'lY J Art Club Golden Spurs Pep Club Camera Club Girls' Club A CHDPQUH Health Com. Charm Club Compass Com. Decorations Peterson, Theo L. Refreshments Com. ASR Health Highlights and Sidelights Pep Club Charm Club Cabinet ASR Assembly ASR Health Chr. Adviser's Otiice Staff Pingrey, Fred A. ASR Treas. Roughriders Stage Force Study Hall Supervisor Football Minute Service Midwinter Concert Roll Rep. Quist, Joyce H. Girls' Club Cabinet Revue '48, '49 . Entertainment Health Com. Art Ed. Highlights and Sidelights 36 ZA? i I 44,-ce? - 5 . Q. Ik. '::. : ,v:' I , f 31313 52 4, I? Iii.. 5 Rasmussen, James N. Opera '49 Revue '48, '49 Sr. Play '49 Roll Rep. Boys' Club Entertainment A Cappella Ready, John A. Freshman Relations Hall Patrol Movie Club Intramural Com. 100 Mile Club Study Hall Supervisor Redick, Catherine E. ASR Traditions Sport Boosters ASR Health Highlights and Sidelights Charm Club Standards Rees, F. Dee Study Hall Supervisor Organ Concert Com. Minute Service Roll Rep. 37 fav J sk -i 42 2 n 1 A NWA Q E -i if .. ' ii 5 f- :- Lf Reese. Bill I. Robstad, Garry Football Baseball Hi-Y Interests: Hunting Fishing Rlltatllhe, Janet L. , Roos, Don A, Interest: Chr. Mixer Com. Travel Roughriders Co-Chr. Intramural Com. Roll Rep. Track Ricker, Joan M. ASR Traditions Charm Club Interest: Skating Ronken, Jean M. Senior Torch Activity Interviewing Camera Club Health Com. Girls' Club Decorations Minute Service Roscoe, R. Theodore Stage Force Debate Usher Corps Science Club Movie Club Garden Club Ross, Marlee L. Girls' Club Cabinet Publicity Com. Pep Club Good Cheer Minute Girls Rowley, Vivian L. All City Ad Mgr. ASR Health Lost and Found Mother-Daughter Banquet Spanish Club Russell, Carol J. ASR Activity Recording ASR Health Com ASR Traditions Pep Club Charm Club Highlights and Sidelights Sanders, Lee Senior Torch Anti-Cheating Com. ' Minute Service Organ Concert Sannes, S. Karen Transfer from Auburn Satferthwaite, Robert D. Roughriders Co-Chr. Father-Son Banquet Sports Boosters Hi-Y Chr. ASR Dance Basketball Mgr. Saunders, Richard T. Football Mgr. Roughriders Tri-Y News Staff Senior Torch jr. Dance Savage, Paul A. Roughriders Anti-Cheating Com. Jr. Class Treas. Boys' Club Vocational Com. Chr. Basketball Scabery, Beatrice A. Annual Staff Sr. Torch ASR Health ASR Traditions Sr. A Cappella Highlights and Sidelights l x -..,., 9... xg Scarpello, Angeline M. Highlights and Sidelights Girls' Club Refreshment Com. Girls' Club Assembly Com. Schampera, W. Carl Interest: De Molay Coin Collection Schatz, Stan Transfer from Prep Interests : Automobiles Skiing Vocational Choice: Mechanic Schmad, Diana Roll Rep. Chr. Standards Building Improvement Pep Club Ski Club Fine Arts K 4' Q' fi N W L s s. Qi T . v 'SQ' fa. Schmitt, Doreen Golden Spurs Assembly Com. Inter-school Relations Girls' Club Cabinet ASR Health Com. Roll Rep. Schoenfeld, Helen J. A Cappella Glee Club Interests : Music Sports Schram, Ruthie C. Roll Rep. Health Com. Rose-Maiden Fellowship Torch Charm Club Schrum, Louaine M. Golden Spurs Soc. Ser. Chr. Senior Play '48, lead '49 Revue lead '48 script '49 Inter-school Relations Ed. Girls' Club Paper Selby, .loan G. Golden Spurs Girls' Club Cabinet Perm. Torch Annual Staff RHO Club Nonette Sells, Melrene J. Midwinter Concert Standards Roll Banker Senff, Eugene R. Sr. Torch Revue '46 Compass Com. Organ Concert Com. Co-Chr. Torch Properties Sessions, Richard W. Hall Patrol Study Hall Supervisor Movie Club Interest: Hunting Sherman, Patricia J. Costume Force '47, '48 Charm Club Interests: Swimming Tennis Shinkle, Donna J. Charm Club Good Cheer Ski Club Roll Rep. Short, Janet L. Golden Spurs Co-Chr. Soc. Ser, Com. Chr. Entertainment Nonette Opera Revue Shrewsbury, Donna M. Sports Booster Charm Club Fellowship Building Improvement Simons, Larry L. Sierslee, Graceann Athletic Recording Thrift Intramural Torch Sport Com. Fine Arts Intramural Latin Club Basketball RHO Club Interests: Girls' Club Typing Dancing Sports Simonsen, Karin Slater, Winifred M. Mixer Sports Boosters News Staff Inter-School Jr. Dance Relations Senior Torch Soc. Ser. Com. ASR Compass PTA Dance Roll Rep. News Staff Senior Torch Simonson, Penny M. Smith, Davey L. Good Cheer Com. Football Opera Glee Boys' Basketroom Octette Roll Rep. Girls' Glee Interests: Sailing Sports Si sley, Drake H. Interests: Science Debate CB's Smith, Helen S. Sec. jr. Class Rose-Maiden ASR Lunchroom Com. ASR Health Girls' Club Good Cheer Charm Club Smith, Marie T. Editorial Board Roundup French Club Science Club Sr. Torch Debate Activity Recording Smith, Peggy A. Interests: Dancing Music Vocational Choice Secretarial Work Smith, Stewart W. Debate Camera Club Treas. Science Club Treas. Senior Torch Smith, Veronica L. M Teacher's Secretary 38 4-ar iii Q sf' ,z ' . iff ' . , -- Q.. Mm. if .25 1 1 Smith, Wallace H. Athletic Recording Com. Intramural Com. Science Club Ski Club Intramural Golf Roll Rep. Snider, Don M. Boys' Quartet . 'yew' J' X 5. K K . si 'iz Ya .slain- was if . W ' ii. l 323ml '13 'T' ?i.Zvf:1,' - Qtr: ffwfkuiti ' .. -1 .: P ei U v - -w. he, .g-..j1 'W zz t Sparks, Shirley A. Attendance Office Teddy Red Cross Good Cheer Sprague, Beverly F. Student Organist i ! We MW, B, , 4' ,gf M' 'S we .af 1 f . W. . , M it x 4, I . ,Xl .,: ,F , , ... so .. w 11 f .Q 1 .1 Steger, Joyce M. Chr. Charm Club ASR Health Roll Rep. Mother-Daughter Banquet Thrift Highlights and Sidelights Stephenson, Laurel A. Straw, Florence E. Golden Spurs Art Club Pres. Chr. Girls' Club Pub. Roll Rep. Mixer Com. Building Improvement Streeter, Kathleen L. Opera Chorus Talbot, Paul F. Track Football Library Supervisor Ski Team Roll Rep. Tarbill, M. Susan Locker Room Com. Thompson, Patricia A. Opera '47, '48, '49 Revue Sr. A Cappella Midwinter Concert Charm Club Thomson, Mack F. Science Club Revue '47, '43 Organ Concert Revue '46, '47, '49 '47. '49 Imemsfsi Radio C b Midwinter Concert Com. Opera '46, '47, '49 Sr. A Cappella MQSIC S1380 FOYCC Sr. A Cappella Thi-ifg Com, Usher Corps Skiing Freshman Auxiliary Octette Dancing Mixer Com. Jr. Orchestra Snodgrass, Sprang, George K. Stoddard, James W. Strong, Mariorie E. Thomas, Marilyn E. Tice. Edvvifd W. Barbara J' Ski Team Pres. Rouzhriders Charm Club Make-up Corps Camera Club Pres. Latin Club R-Y Jr. Class Pres. Highlights and Wash. Childrens' IFIYCKBSISI Sec. Movie Club Football O-Y Sidelights Home Reading Sec. NIRO Ski Club Football Spanish Club Girls' Club Photography Senior Torch Roll Rep. Wash. Childrens' Entertainment Science isis'-Stalifh C Home Girls' Drill Team Movies ea t om. Snowden, Ruth St. Arnaud, Norma Stone, Arlan Sullivan, Laurie C. Thametz, Peggy Tran, Patricia ASR Cabinet Roll Rep. Opera Golden Spurs Sec. of Soph. Interests: Girls' Club Charm Club Revue Chr' ASR Heahh Class Dancing Cabinet Standards Com. Nonette T0l'Cl1 Chr- PTA DHHC0 Writing Annual Staff Fellowship Com. Sr. A Cappella Roll Rep. Class Hiking Jr. Cabinet Rep. Torch Annual Statf Activity Boating Roll Rep. Midwinter Concert Mixer Com. Interviewing Art Ed. Girls' Rose-Maiden Club Paper ,,. Torch he-i. QM , cf fi! c 214.-fx? . j Aw ' 'ev'-M A- . ' ' ,fx O ' 'ff' ' KJ? 39 , fifffczffi'-'ri-Qf'rj,g,3 C--JZ' A EQ ' t ' 'fifffl 4.-. F7421 fx 4 --f- 'y 'L 'f ' - f ,Q f1 -Q .fa f , . 4' f'Q..- 2'l.fi.ff-zff?i,1,A it 11 ,Jef f-fl-'+ rf7X fiwff - 4'-QC 4 ,Q ,. mf . 4 th. W' . A,., , H ,Ay 5 iw, f - 1 f 3 35 3 ' ' -f f-, 'E is Q t sr Q x ik Q 'A ,. , 4 W 1 .,.,. iw 2 - '13, Q-1, -- , A rg L.. , g Trier, Jerry S. Intramural Sports Science Club Stage Force Trueblood, Anne C. French Club Art Club Sec. Traditions Com. Organ Concert Records Mother-Daughter Banquet Tucker, Dolores E. Interests: Dancing Roller Skating Vocational Choice: Secretary Turman, Jerry D. Football Tri-Y Interest: Sports Turner, Ted Chr. Inter-school Relations Vice Pres. Torch Hall Patrol Study Hall Supervisor Movie Club Revue '47, '48 Unrue, Dick D. Football Roughriders Interests: Fishing Hunting Sports Vandercook, Gretchen News Staff Rose-Maiden Roll Rep. Treas. Soph. Class Lunchroom Com. Make-up Corps Van Winkle, Patricia J. Chr. PTA Dance Com. News Staff Jr. Dance Com, Sr. Torch ASR Health Com. Vyvey, Delores M. Revue '49 French Club Charm Club Ski Club Highlights and Sidelights Wade, Betty L. Thrift Com. Good Cheer Fellowship Com. ASR Health Com. Wahlin, Morton Wallace, Miner R. Intramural Golf Interests: Model airplanes Golf Football Wardall, Dolores Y. Watson, Kay News Stal? Co. Chr. Prom Girls Club Cabinet Annual Staff Inter-school Relations Perm. Torch Warrick, Robert E. Permanent Torch PA System Study Hall Supervisor Torch Banquet Com. Science Club Wascher, Norton F. Employment Com. Intramural Baseball Interests: Fishing Hiking Watne, Ed M. Ski Club Anti-Cheating Com. Revue Traffic Squad Interests: Dancing Organ Playing Wearne, Leonard R. Interests: Hunting F ish'ng Auto racing Camping Skiing Weaver, Doug L. Lunchroom Com. Clean-up Com. Welcome Com. Football Wedell, Delores J. Pep Club Refreshments Com. Sports Boosters Weldon, Nancy J. Chr. Activity Interviewing Roll Rep. Senior Torch ASR Health Pep Club Weldon, Terry J. Interests: Boat building Model Ships Carving Wells, Frank 0. Ground Improvement Spanish Club Camera Club Wells, Mary E. Revue Interests: Drama Dancing 40 so W A ZZA llyv f 3? i t iff. 3 Westra, Dorene M Roll Rep. News Ad. Charm Club Interest: Dancing Weymouth, Sue A. Roll Rep. Sr. Play Standards Com. Pep Club White, Robert B. Track Football Ground Improvement White, Jack V. Paper Com. Ground Improvement Tennis 4l x 1 2' S White, Bill C. Chr. Ground Improvement Boys' Club Football Boys' Club Baseball Interests: Skiing Fishing Whittlesey, Cedric A. Interest: Autos Vocational Choice: Auto Mechanic Wickman, Elizabeth Golden Spurs Chr. Activity Recording Sr. Torch Organ Concert Usher Corps Opera '49, Glee 'SO Wien, Jean C. ASR Lunchroom ASR Thrift Com. Torch Spanish Club .X , , 'g -- Q . 5 ia: N i ia iid' ed S 3 if at wie W ki X Williams, Gerald A. Sr. Orchestra Opera Revue Miclwinter Concert J unto Minute Service Williams, Janie M. Interest: Skiing Williams, Joyce A. Girls' Club Assem. Publicity Typing Roll Rep. Soph. Mixer Com. Charm Club Williams, Retha S. Sr. Orchestra Revue '48, '49 Opera '48, '49 Band Williamson, Duane Williamson, Jeannine M. Interests: Skiing Climbing Wilson, Joseph E. Transfer from Everett H. S. Winterberg, Joyce PTA Dance ASR Trift Highlights and Sidelights Girls' Club As Pep Club SEII1. Wires, Jack H. Stockroom Worker Interests: Fishing Swimming Baseball Wiseman, Shirley J. Y-Teens Fellowship Interest: Horseback riding Witt, Marilyn L. All City Mgr. of News Senior Torch ASR Health Mixer Com. Roll Rep. Senior A Cappella Wolfe, Dave Capt. Ski Team R-Y Intramural Basketball Science Club Wolther, Dick A. Movie Club Interests: Basketball Skiing Wood, Don F. Baseball Basketball Football Interest: Sports Wood, Patricia J. Interests: Sports Dancing Music Woods, Glenn W. Ski Club Track Study Hall Supervisor Roll Rep. Mixer Com. .. f . ., . ' sa. . g me . Qtr C. a t Ez. Woodward, Mary E. PTA Dance Chr, Good Cheer News Staff Mixer Com. Teddy jr. Recl Cross Wright, Gaylc M. Golden Spurs Co-Chr. Soc. Ser. Com. Girls' Club Cabinet News Staff Senior Torch Compass Corn. . .,... Wyllie, Allan M. Interests: Sports Huntinq Vocational Choice Forestry Young, Pamela Y. Opera Revue Girls' Cluh A:-sem Torch A Cappella Nlidwinter Concert sf'i,4,,t H . 'g' 4, , V ' Q. b A Zalesky, Don E. Vice Pres. Sr. Class Football Basketball All-City PTA Dance Vice Pres. Tri-Y jr. Sr. Dance Com. King. Barry .- ,, f,s N' Q Zeiger, Catherine Zenfner. Jean Z Art Ed. Highlights and Sidelights Standards Roll Rep. Charm Club Girls' Club Restroom Longfellow, Pal' A Cappella Choir Interests: Singing Dratnatics Dancing 'Traveling Willman, Roger Movie Club Interest: Radio Vocational Choice: Radio technician ollman, Virginia L. PTA Dance Com Chr. Fine Arts ASR Building Improvement Ad Staff Ski Club 'Q 4 , 'x f kick. ' I, '7Q11e,,.twQ,,..fha1ge- 4' ,I 1 ' ,V 41. f X X , ri .ff T 5 42 Aj . I, ,, .,.,, A, KAI, gf, If 1 f.f,.,, , f ,f-1 Y. ',,.,,'?, . f. ..-. ,, 1 ' ' J' . x ,f . 4 A -' 'N ' 1 E . Xi, FALL DANCE COMMITTEE PROM COMMITTEE B k W: Cahill, Leag Front row: Davis, Thometz, Back row: Satterswaite, Perring Second row: Van S g , Winkle, Neville, Bairdg Front row: Quist, Dolores Wardall, Jim Stoddard, Cn-Chr.g McAllister. PICNIC COMMITTEE B k W: Macdonald. Kelley. Armstrong, McLaugh- l Corlettg Front row: Leitch, Hutchins, Chr.g Back row: Wickman. Donaldsong Fran! row: Thomp- N I n, son, Miller. Givens. N THE fall of 1946, there gathered at Roosevelt High School a class of eager students ready to start their long dreamed about high school years. The majority came from Shoreline, Bryant, Laurelhurst, Ravenna, and Olympic View. Their freshman year was spent becoming used to the new buildings and its schedules and adopting as their own the school motto, What I am to be I am now becoming. Through the second and third years they sailed, growing and prospering under hard work and wholesome play. At last came the big year which, when looking backward, took a surprisingly short time to reach. The senior class of 1950 elected as officers: Ross McLaughlin, president, Don Zalesky, vice president, Marilyn Davis, secretaryg and Jack Cahill, treasurer. Under the able advisership of Miss Hattie Fitzgerald and Miss Mary Simeon, the class sponsored a fall party called The Senior Snow Slide, and the traditional annual picnic and prom in the spring, all finally topped off with long awaited commencement actvities. As the members of the class stand to receive their diplomas they give thanks to their teachers and advisers who guided them so well in these very important years. They are leaving filled with rich memories of friendships and experiences, both of which go to make up wonderful years of high school life. They look toward the future with a fuller understanding of life, greater knowledge, and higher ideals with which to face the world. 43 3 - 1... , NL! jf.-' ,-AI 'A I, gif. V ww -. ,wig A,ff.,.2.7f6 'Q I ,A HE JINGLING of Christmas bells 5? at the Kris Kringle Kaper, started oif the chain of junlor activities this 'Li Leia! season. This dance, which was one of the most successful of the year, was presented HARRIET KREP5 by a group of hard-working committees. Decor- President . . ations were cleverly planned by the chairmen, Gene Hull and Mary Hansen, and invitations were distributed by Maureen Littlejohn and Don Lumley. Tickets for refreshments were handled by Jeanine Newcomer and Helen Haley, with posters and publicity well done under the supervision of Judy Flournoy and Barry Schneiderman. The entertainment in- cluded a chorus line dressed in red, followed by two clowning Santas who had the crowd shaking with laughter. Large Santas and clowns on the wall and Christ- mas music added to the Christmas spirit. Marianne Soha and Genie Kurak sang Winter Wonderland, while the res joyed ice cream sandwiches furnished by Jean Rue and Alan Stephe . Outstanding in activi es t ghout th year was the scholastic ac- complishment f 12 junio who e Torcl-VV l ' f 4 Contrib our s ri th! fo tba ason were m y junior df! ' ' r e g n ' . o ' : er, r ' , , ' ' athletes ith their be ot for y e a ickoif at the es Among utstandi ere Mel M932 ack Bob Mc ee Jim Ra in, Babb L K Ben'a i Ed ohn R msay arryW t n m Reightl y 1l1Hoph Mike ane arvis, ephenson, Ala olt, and Da Morgan 'jul , in , La- Bosi , d Don fir hoo top' honors in etball we . erry John- s ha J , y . . y , . Gul ully hrough exyldsr two help dvisers, Miss . . us . y . . fig? rs. B urk and wi alities of ' ' e in gb hip and o rat which ha een show the udents, the Jrniors end the year e mplish r eagerly 9 the Ye h Ob c Jfvfwlwfmf 44 ACN! ,fs-1 If . ' 'v-Lf .f ' Adams, F. Allin, M. Allison. T Alwin, B. Anderson, D. Anderson, G. Anderson, Janis Anderson, M Adams, N. Allison. P. Allper, S, Anderson, A. Anderson, D. Anderson. I. Anderson, Jean Anderson, P. Sl ' 5 1' 793 L. ,' Q. I A ' F . 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Bean, L. Bickfcrd, N. Beck, D. Bigelow, G. Bisch, L. Blackstock, Blackstock, Blair, G. Blenkinsop Blom-Cooper, C. Bolstad, J. J. Blomselh, M, Booker, M. L. Blumenthal, D. Boomgaarden, Bodin, A. Boose, D. , E. Bollinger, M. Botlen, J. J 5 if I Boucher, M. Bowers, D. Box, H. Boyd, NI. Brandritf, J. Brehm, G. Bronniche, J. Bowers, B. Bown, C. Boyd, H. Boye, N. Breeze, H. Brennan, P. Brost, L. JUDY HAWKINS Vice President Brotherson, B, Brown, Barbara . K Sr .gli-,5 I 3 ,.,, ' . Q -, ' MTI' in .2 M .... ' QE . J aj' . at - ml 2 I s 1 - 1 sg 8 f A w e i W 2. f ' ' 1 KYB in as - 46' fs ' X Q 'H 4' Y . va fi ,L an is in X if K Ei , 'Q 7 V.: ,A ri it xii iw . ' Q ' . 4 -r .WYE g -I -, -I . i f f, x r is a We ' Q. l , Gia.. VI- A' . ' H: M i W' 453 1 ' . ' Q .- i . rrrr B' 1- - f 2 .ff V H L ' l is 3325? ' , ' an .- Brown, Betty Bullard, R. Burwell, B. Campbell, S. Carey, W. Carpenter, P. Chesney, D. Clark, D. Brown, C. Bullard, R. A. Butterfield, B. Cantril, S. Carlson, C. Cartozian, D. Choate, C. Clarke, P. Brown, J. Bundy, M. Camandona, G. Capps, J. Carnegie, M. Casebeer, E. Christensen, B. Cochrane, D. Brus, B. Baker, E. Campbell, G. Casteel, S. Christensen, D. Connelly, D. Buckholts, B. Burns, B. Campbell, K. Cavenaugh, M. Christy, J. Connolly, J. 46 , A :m:,,,'m ' ' ' ' -H . ' 1 3 .V ,.A,AA F : ' W- -2 M .222 F ' ii-?E: 1-1 A '- . 14- f- U Cook, G. Corbett, M. Costa, D. Craft, S. Crossley, D. Dahl, J. Cooper, G. Cory, M, Cutler, L. Croasdill, M. Curwood, B. Damilio, N. r 5 .,.. ,. ,I gim, -gf 5,4 ,. W' - 'I Q 1 swf' vm 9 'Yay' at . ax . ' .o 1. gs? E F E. Dawes, J. Dixon, J. Eagle, B. English, L. Denney, C. Dolan, C. Eckton, W. Erickson, C. Dennistown, T. Dolling, T. Eikenberry, D. Erickson, L. Dickey, D. DuBonne, L. Elliman, J. Erickson, N. Dilger, D. Duncan, B. Ely, L. Espinoza, A. 47 W :D K 1. ,W W QF' W2 . : H nr' 2 B ,.., ag, ,gr ,I Darling, Davis, Gail ii i M' '.., vw fa? 1351 X. icy K ' 542 Jig x K Davis, Georgina Davison, W. A, fn Fi- : ,x .jf c--- 2 :F '-... My , F . L N ...W M ly N - j, . , Evans, J. Flohr, B. Fox-tin, P. Fremmerlid, S. Ewing, B. Flournoy, J. Foss, H. French, J. Farra, D. Folk, D. Foster, J. Furman, J. Finlay, J. Foran, D. Frack, L. Furseth, L. Fischer, J. Forbes, B. F1-ees, J. Galfney. J. A . 1 4 1... 4 ,.,,. ,. .. ,, Q .1 A . 4 ...X gg 3 ,, Jx gjfj g l'lW'k jj 453' 'Z ' 'Y 1' ,. fl Y W ix T, B .-ffif: U- , .5 . -VNDWM sk . V . V .V .: . ll.. . AL ,., y. ,. 3 ...,. . .....-1.31 A .V.,. 1' H ,--- . .lx . g , .,,., . ' I . K A xl ,, ' 83 fin? 1-955 .,, ..,, ..lfMqi' K are , - - ., , g.. , 4 - . H 1? X f A, - - .2 w 4 J - a X -1 im ' B 22 'ti X 2 Q7 Gaidsick, H. Gamon, M. Gibbs, G. Ginnever, E. Glass, S. Graft, L. Graham. P. Gray, J, Galloway, B. George, J. Giedt, C. Glass, M. Goodwin, M. Graham. B. Graves, N. Greaves, F. PEGGY HUNTER Secretary Green, M. Gross, B. Hallin, B. Hanna, R. Hansen, Miriam Greenway, B. Guyer, B. Hamby, S. Hansen, K. Harden, D. Gregory, T. Haley, H. Hamer, J. Hansen, Mary Harding, P. Gribbin, R. Hall, E. Hamilton, J. Griffin. F. Hall, K. Hanley, B. Harland, J. Harris, A. Harris, H. Haszard, Y. Hawkins, J Hawley, J. Havland. J. Havlina, L. Headrick, J. e Helfenberg Heller, M. Hendrickson, M Hergert, G. Hess, C. r, F Hewitt, B. 48 Hiatt, K. Hilscher, L. Hipperson, M. Hoban, M. Hodgson, I. Hoedemaker, F, Hofmann, D. Holbrook, J Hillmann, B, Hipke. J. Hitchcock, N. Hodgson, A. Hoedemaker, D. Hofeditz, J. Hofmann. M. Holm. E. Euninrs Holm, E. Hopkins, A. Humphrey, J. Impett, P. Jacobson, Mauricv Johnson, Richard Judd, V. Keener, J. Holt, A. Hoskins, S. Hunt, N. ' Iverson. S. Jacobson, N. Johnson, Roy Kaldeslad. N. Kestlinger, J. Holte, O. Hovey. B. Hunter, E. Jackson, P. Jarvis, H. Jones, F. Kane, M. King, E. Hopen, K. Hubbert, B. Hunter. P. Jacobsen, D. Johnson, E. Jones, M. Kangas, J. Kingrey, C. Hopf, B. Hull, E. Hyry, A. Jacobson, Marilyn Johnson, J. Jorgenson, M. Kay, G, Kjaer, G. 49 Knickerbocker, B. Knox, A. Kock, K. Kratky, S. Krig, P. Kurack, M. Ladd, B. La Montague, D Knowles, K. Knutzen. M. Kotson, J. Kreps, H. Kuenzli, G. La Bussiere, P. Lambracht, F. Lancaster, S. GEORGE WILLOUGHBY Treasurer Lance, M. Levine, D. Landis, G. Li, L. Lane, P. Lind, K. Layson. M. Liulejohn, Leach, B. Lomen, M. Lopp, K. Lowe, L. Lower, J. Luckie, G. Luebke, J. Lumley, D. Maas, N. MacKenzie, J. Mahaifey, T. Marriot, R. Lundberg, T. MacDonald, S. Mackey, R. Maltese, J. Marshall. A. Lundeen, D. MacFarland, J. MacLeod, G. Marifern, L. Massena, W. MacNichol, M. Marker, D. Matson, D. Madson, A. Marr, A. McAllister, G 50 1 if .KF W iii? . I , V. .. .,, V I. A... x ,, , I LQ fe.. . D P 'f ' I , H 1 ..,,, ' V w. 1 McCrary, G. McGhee, R. Mcl-Iargue, K, McLeod, J. McNamee, B. Meekhuf, D. Merrick. S. Messerly, E. McDonnell, S. McGraw, J. McKay, D. McNamara, W, Meek, J. 'Melby, M. Merritt, B. Metz. M. yuninrs Wx ei. ,rf .muh Q eil. b y y - 4 E? Q . I V K in wk ,X 64 'hun .QA L g' , ' 3 f 35,2 . .12 Pit' Meuli, P. Middleton. Miller, C. Miller, G. Miller. L. 51 I x 9.1! N. Miller, P. Molitor, D. Morse, P. Myers, Nelson, Nield, B. V. Millo, A. Mondala, M. Mortensen, M. Nasser, S. Nelson, P. Nielsen, N. Mills, H. Morgan, A. Morton, L. Neeganrd, j. Newcomer, J. Nielsen, P. Missimer, J. Morgan, D. Mosteller, M. Nelson, D. Newell. P. Nooney, J. Mitchell. M. Morris, M. Munro. J. Nelson, H. Newman, C, Nordstrom, ,f. ,V .- H Norlhrip, M Norton, W. Nystrom, C. Nystrom, E. Olson, A. .f ,5 .fi . .A 5 .H 'cl 2 J P, - 233 If! W 5 me e E V1 ,. . . ... .SR , Ss av . f 3 J , if 53 , . 'R ul . Q 5 W Olson, G. Olson, Harold O'Neil, E. Ostrom, P. Paris, M. Pauison, R. Pearson, J. Peirce, C. Olson, Hardin O'Neal, B. O'Neil. J. Paris, D. Parsons. P. Pearson, B. Pearson, K. Pelan, B. Zuniurs Penny, E. Peterson, G. Perreault, P. Peterson, Jane! Perrin, P. Peterson, Janice Perry, S. Phillips. D. Petasky, A. Pickering, C. Pickers, D. Pigott, P. Poencet, J Porter, J. Postma, O. Potter, R. Quinn, J. Rardin, J. Reightley, T. Rigdon, N. Powis, S. Rameau, L. Rasmussen, B. Remington, S. Ristow, C. Pringle. C. Ramsay, J. Raun, M. Rice, M. Robbins, E. Privette, B. Ranclr, J. Reams, B. Riddell, B. Robbins, S. Putnam, D. Randall, T. Rehbock, D. Ridenour, D. Roberson, P 52 A 1 wi ,E 12? S , 1, , -1. 1 M. fi wi J- M , Q ., :,: 5 ,h,,. .,. , . HA! if Y M ,, . , ,Mm,m,, m,A ,QQQg',q f fW.wMfwmw1?' f5MMX'VE ,ighsyglimy V? A 'gj1,,5 V , QW g.,MQ, U .. 6 9 v ue' 'ki ,I D 7 W . V aw, . wQf' Y A w . - H SE?-1553i Efvg f. I '.M2jYg?ww1 ,ff .1 ' ' ' j 43. q fiv ' .. --1121 V Rodrick, V. Rogerson, D. Rousell, Y. Rogers, B. Ross, D. Roy, S. 2.,-?.. E! !!I, if ., - Q Z. I -. , A 'wiv Hg? .'QM A :r'ff NJ ' fl - , .,..., '3 ' ,,.., Vi I .f i A . . .. 3. i 'l' I f .- ' ' .... .: ' --'- 4' -. ,.,.. , K H fn Rue, J. Ruple, M. Ryan, j. Rule, R. Russell, J. Sanderman, M. juniors l w, XS E. . it M W igikiw .fiih..f. Yks, .5 14-5,333-V , ...:.:.. ,x 3,5 :Q 2552? Egg 336K A A K ' x Schiller, J. Schulz, A. Setzer, R. Shipley, I. Sjursen, E. Schlatter, K. Schutzman, C. Shannafelt, G. Shore, G. Skufca, F. Schmid, B. Schwartz, L. Shaw, S. Simkens, D. Skuse, B. Schneider, D, Semell, K. Sheets, J. Simonsen, E. Slasor, P. Schneiderman, B. Seth, R. Sherman, J. Sinnott, G. Smith, B. 53 R at if M. I Smith, J. Smith, L. Smith, R. Smith, Snelso W. n, D. Wk, ,3.fss1 VQQX' . .,.I,.:, I 1 Q if ,gf 7 R-is. '1 'gliwaf 3'h? a ' Sanders. T. Schaeffer, E. Satero, I. Scheuch, B. Q 'QQ' Q W, l?,Qf i. iQp.Hfhfi 1 tie- Ei ggwf ig i' gaijgfw Snider, M. Soha, M. Steele, L. Steiner, G. Stephenson, A. Stephenson, I. Stevens, C. Stewart, C. Stewart, Stenson, D. Stoneburg, J. Stow, S. Strom, K. Supplee, S. Swanson, J. Swift, J. Taber, B. Tarbill, M. Storer, A. Stranahan, J. Suncle, L. Swadener, B. Sweeney, L. Symer. L. Taper, D. Taylor, C. Siuniurs ww? if M 4321? W Ni ww Terry, J. Thurston, D. Torrence, M. Vander Sys, W. Wagner, J. Thompson, B. Thwing, B. Trayer, R. Van Skyhawk, B. Wahlstrom, Thompson, D. Tichenor, P. Truesdell, K. Veggin, J. Wait, P. Thorne, S. Tobin, P. Turner, B. Vickers, R. Walker, B. Thrupp, B. Torell, T. Van Clute, J. Wagner. D. Walker, J. Waller, A. Wallin, M Watson, L. Webb, V. Weber, D. Wegener, G. Weinert, R. Welch, V. Weldon, A. Wells, L. West, J. Westin, D White, M. Wilkey, T. Willard, R. 54 4 , , P ' I ' 15 Qva .3 I ' - gf' .. H - , -552 f' . ff fl.- - . 'f , - f 1 ' ...Ii . , . -f-v. , -' 5 . .- q - P 5 Z' '-'- Alf a.f:3s:..'-wh..-' zi' .. I :Lv 'IF ' , J ' . V. I .... ,II II . ,Q I I -,,- . I ...Ii I I. I. X , I . II I .,.,. II f . 'I f I I ', l ' 1. . ' . ,Q L. , ' . P 1' lx Q .. , g , f V1 -V , J, . X 4. . - If i -' E J, . ,,,, Q I . I I, I . ...I I M3 I If: III QI I 'Q' I .I III J-52' If I - 'iw ,T ' '55 .' ,.... 'Z' 5 , '-fl' ., Vik... - - ..... lj A l l. . l wff? . if . I I I I I -II I ,. J ff. . , 1 W M. . X-' Williams, D. Williams. K. Willman, R. Wilson, B. Winchester. L. Winters. E. Wooclcock, G. Young, C. Williams, J. Williston. A. '- Willoughby, G. Wilson, j. Winter, B. Wood. R. Yatsunoff, H. Zerr, Y. K yuninr arty , rs Hz! N 5 A L l W . xl - - A . . , 2 ll ' in . V A ll N . if f' A ' .,, l ' 'V 'X 1 A 1 ' , . Q . -4. V y 2 e 4 E ' . 1 I I . H U ' 3 I I. .s X Q li l J M X- - A E' ' r ' l 2 i J ii' vu . '- l- 'J f 5 1- 1. J lx J K ' l' ,J A l sl If ' w ' I AI n if I II ll J ' V x- l s ' 4 I X f . . I Y V v- 3 1 I Q. 55 1. ' x g, Q I QT S f I Nb I . ' , I ARLENE SWANSON JIM ANDERSEN PAT GILBERT JOY PRICE President Vice-Presidenl Secretary Treasurer lass uf 1952 ITH THE motto Always Successful, the Class of 1952 began its year's activities in September, 1949, under the direction of the class advisers, Miss Florence Russell and 5-'hwzyoi' Miss Alma Hawkins. First on the agenda was the election of officers, resulting in the victories of the following: president, Arlene Swanson, vice-president, Jim Andersen, secretary, Pat Gilbert, treasurer, Joy Price. The officers immediately began plans for the Sophomore Scamper, the class party, which was held on October 27th. Chosen to supervise the various sub-divisions were Neoma Ward, chairman of dancing, Tom Winter, games, Marlene Biehn, decorations, John Law, refreshments, Georgia Kravik, publicity, Corinne McCumber and Don Lockwood, entertainment. Committee members cooperated to make the Scamper as fast- moving and as much fun as its name implied. Several sophomores contributed their talents to Roosevelt productions. The class sparkled scholastically with 138 members on Torch. A number of prospects turned out for Teddie sports, of these, the stand-out was Mike Monroe, who was given honorable mention on the all-city football team and was a star on the basketball varsity. With such beginnings, the Class of '52 should prove to be an apt example of its motto, Always Successful. Sophomore Party Committee Chairmen The Sophomore Scamper 56 Ackerson, J . Adams, R. Adams, T Albert, J. Allen, B. Allen, C. Allen, W. Almquist, Andersen, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson Anderson, Anderson, B. Anderson, R. J. Antles, J. B. Arneson, L. E. Babcock, F. L. Batchell, J. N. Bacon, B. R. Baehr, S. Qnpbumures Q g N Bailey, J. Bauer, R. Bennett, A. Black, D. Bogle, W. Baker, L. Bean, R. G. Bensley, D. Blair, R. Bogren, B. Bama, M. Bean, R. H. Benson, L. Blanton, G. Bogue, L. Barker, C. Beard, V. Betz, E. Blodgett, C. Booker, N. Barrett, E. Beeler, D. Biehn, M. Bloeser, A. Boom- Barron, W. Beich, F. Bishop, M, Blomberg, J. goorden, 1. Bartman, G. Bell, J. Bjorlie, M. Blue, S. Bowling, B. Braden, J. Bradner, B. Brandon, K. Brandt, K. Brehm, C. Breshears, Breuer, B. Briggs, K. B. Brinsmead, B. Brockelsby, B. Brodnicki, W. Bronson, D. Brown, D. Brown, J. Brown, P. qw. QW. 57 1 x rn J . 4 . , . , a I . ffqd- ,4 . V. J , . -..-r.,-...,,,L.,f 13Cl1a1'i- .- 3s'4-:yr , ! ' ' -J P' ' .- Af .af , I QA4:-ok'-.f f.,f,.4,f,,r :Sb 5'-f 'ue -an-.,, - -f fs-J -All -L14-4' 2164'- ,.y . 1' tl J . 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Bye, G. Carlisle, P. Carter, L. Christensen, E. Cline, P. Craig, G. ham. M. Dean, P. Djos, B. Bucklin, R. Byrnes, J. Carlson. G. Carver, P. Christiansen, J. Cocks, B. Craig, T. Dailey, B. Deckebach, C. Douglas, B. Bullat, N. Cairncross, C. Carlson, R. D. Casey, P. Church, B. Connell, D. Crayne, M. Dalrymple, Della Doyle, M. Burns, J. Caldwell, D. Carlson, R. G. Cassill, D. Clark, B. Cornwell, P. Crosby, M. Daniels, M. Pieira, G. Doyle, M. Date, B. De Mers, H. 58 Duff, D. Dunnicll, C. Dunbar, G. Eakrighl, K. Dunn, E. Eckfield, M. Eddy, W. Edwards, M. English, M. Eglvet, B. Erickson, L. Ellingson, R. Esiabrook, D. Evans, B. Ewart, T. Farmer, S. Exner, D. Fawcett, R. Farmer. J. Feasel, B. Feldt, J. Fenwick, D. Fiksdalslrand, Feyen, E. Flick, M. Fielder, B. Forrest, B. Forrest, C. Foster, T. Friedman. M. Fowler, D. Freligh, A. Fowler, R. French, S. Friel, R. Frisch, J. Fuller, J. Frost, 1. Fulmer, B. Froula, S. Furserh, L. Gahegan, M. Galloway, J. Gardiner, M. Gamble, J. Garneau, A. Gamble, J. Garred, G. Gerard, F. Gerwig, P. Gillanders, J. Gilbert, P. Gilles, A. Gill, S. Glover. G. Gochler, F. Goodwin, W. Gravelle, T. Gould, B. Graves, A. Graham, R. Greene, G. Grey, W. Groesbeck, J. Hagen, B. Gundersen, N. Hager, P. Guterson, L. Hallfman, R. Hallowell, B. Hambert, G. Harris, G. Hambletan, M. Harsch, G Hammersberg, G, Hauen, R. Hayer, H. 59 as ' 63 if QM 1? iv 'S in K' Haynes, J. Heale, B. Hays, K. Hedlund, J. Heaclrick, B. Heglar, D. Henry, B. Herman, R. Hiller, B. Hickok, G. Hines, P. Higbee, D. Hinton, D. Hinton, J. Hodges, G. Holmes, C. Hofeditz, M. Holtman, R. Hoffmann, J. Hopf, H. Horbeck, L. Hoss, C. Hsu, B. Housley, W. Hubka, G. Hoyle, A. Humphrey, B. A Humphrey, B. J. Humphrey, I. Hutchinson, D. Hunter, D. Hyllengren, D. Hutchins, J. Ingalls, R. Ipsen, W. Jacobsen, P. Jackson, S. Jackson, J. Jagoe, S. Jackson, L. James, S. Janson, B. Jenkins, N. Jessup, J. Jenkins, P. Johnson, B. Jensen, J. Johnson, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Johnson, S. Johnson, M. Johnston, B. Johnson, R. Jones, J. Jones, J. Kahmann, G. Karrer, J. Karelsen, E. Kelly, D. Karrasch, S. Kelson, M. Kiesel, S. King, D. Klingbeil, M. Kirkpatrick, C. Knight, M. Kirkpatrick, K. Knott, E. Knowlton, A. Knowlton, R. Koppel, R. Knox, S. Koski, J. Knudsen, A. Kratky, C. Kravik, G. 60 Luv.: L6 .zito ' hf7fm-'uw upiiifmures K-ia-990 7 I L ri l . ' 0 o ffvrv ' E 20,4 A-Q danny 4,0 ' up -dl-cu 29 . '?0 ' My 7 . , , Z if 01.-Q, pu-Q.. 04.4, 71440 04- ,LLLQ5 70.5 0411.1 Q! f 'W 20-6 0,1-, W We or ,, , GPM-at 44PC ?4'C4 . -eu.: F Kruse, 5 Landin, G. Lee, R. Lohnes. J. Lukens, D. Mahoney, D. McBeath, D. McLeod, M. Maer, R. Mon , . Kuebl . Lantow, S Leonard, M. Londean, B. Lund, D. Marckworth, L. McConnel, E. Meister, J. Milligan, L. Morford, D. Laing . Larsen, M Levin, R. Lotz, R. Lund, D. Markey, F. McCorkle, G. Meyers, J. Millo, B. Morgan, D. La Bo re, E. Larson, D. Lewis, D. Loutey, J. Lundquist, R. Martin, G. McCoy, M. Miller, B. Milne, M. Morris, B. 9 Laing, . La Tour, R. Linden, J. Lowry, F. Lynch, J. Martinsen, A. McCumher, C. Miller, J. Misch, H. Moser, J. La M re, M Latourell, D. Lingen- Ludwig, B. Lyons, J. Matheson, D. McDonald, J. Miller, J. Missler, M. Moser, P. felter, D. Luft, N. Madson, M. Matheson, G. McEachern, E. Miller, K. Moen, M. Moulton, C. Lams L. g Law, J. Lockwood, D. I L !'0lJ9' ? sl- E F I 5 5 5 5 k L b 5 P 5 s S F. 'V --rwvw vvlrrtrgq, THI1, PWVV 414407, 'l 61 ,,.,,,, 'fha T! 4-. 3f '0bQ' t' itlv.-m'W u'v','5-fYW?Qzb1l,1fVV'fY'a'.Xa,g L A Quphumures Mount, R. Mullin, S. Munn, G. Murayama, M. Myers, M. Nakano, V. Neergaarcl, J. Nelson, B. Nelson, D. Nelson, N. Nelson, P. Nes, C. Neva, M. Newinger, M. Newman, B. Nickle, G. Nielsen, A. Nielsen, D. Nightingale, Nobach, J. Noon, R. Nowell, P. Olcls, N. Olsen, S. Olson, C. Olson, D. Olson, D. Olson, G. Olson, G. Pearson, E. Pemble, L. Olson, S. Pearson, J. Pennell, A. Orr, V. Peck, I. Penny, B. Otto, J. Paylor, R. Penson, C. Owens, R. Patterson, K. Perkins, D. Paradis, J. Paulsen, D. Peters, P. Parmelea, B. Paulson, L. Petersen, D. Petersen, W. Peterson, N. Penis, L. Pfister, G. Pierce, D. Pinkerton, G. Pirtle, B. Plesko, A. Poirier, P. Pollard, B. Pomel, R. Pook, D. Pope, B. Porter, M. Porter, V. Potter, P. Pottle, E. Powell, B Price, D. Price, J. Priske, V. 62 Ptolemy, S. Ransopher, J. Purcell, N. Rants, R. Quanrud, M. Raplee, M. Rardin, N. Rasch, E. Read, A. Rask, F. Read, B. Raymer, J. Redick, S. Reed, M. Reid, M. Renshaw, K. Reinhardt, S. Rian, R. Remlinger, R. Rice, R. Richards, S. Richardson, J. Robertson, K. Ricketts, A. Robinson, J. Risdon. J. Rockne, P. Roos. J. Roscoe, J. Rona, A. Ross, D. Ruble. S. Ross, J. Runnion, N. Russell, J. Salisbury, B. Schmad, W. Salisbury, C. Schmidt, B. Sanders, D. Schneider. S. Scholz, N. Schultz, E. Senff, M. Schwartz, A. Sergev, G. Scott, C. Shanafelt, A, Shannafelt, E. Shefendecker, M. Shults, R. Sheldon, 1. Silliman, N. Sheppard, J. Sipherd, J. Sivertz, W. Sivula, C. Sloy, S. Skaar, J. Smetheram, H. Slocum, D. Smith, C. Smith, D. Smith, F. Smith, S. Smith, P. Snowden, P. Smith, P. B. Soderstrom, D. Solhang, E. Solomon, M. Stack, A. Spring, G. Stansbery. D. Spurgin, L. Szauter, P. Stebor, J. 4 63 we 'EE ' V. , 5 in 457 4 Q-'QL I Qu I ia' i 5:2 '::': ,M K ' if-aw I . Ai X f , ilil V i S . in 12 ' W Q - N w. .. il, ,. W ii , ' 'f'- ' 2 R iii? .fi ' I 'f 5 '- N' f . .5 ...,, I 1 JI: 55 . - 4' M':5..., al ,Q I nr !! if it 5 ,,VVV 9' g A . b M, ., R S 'R ' . we ...,, Eli if V Z .BA im.. .wi R if-Q S . '- f r c I N Q qw' I .vka , . K .T , Q g A L . I Stephenson, D. Stewart, P. Stevenson, E. Stolcis, B. Stevenson, S. Stone. J. Stone, S. Stortroen, F. Summerneld, W Straub, F. Stuber, L. Stroble, M. Sullivan, A. Sutter, J. Swadener, A. Swygard. J. Swan, D. Talbot, M. Swanson, A. Tang, R. Taylor, B. Teeters, V. Thomas, E. Thill, M. Thomas, H. Thomas, B. Thomas, N. Thompson, B. Thorlakson, D. Timmerman, B Thul, C. Todd, T. Tillman, R. Troffer, D. Trueblood, A. Turnbaugh, D. Upson, B. Truman, J. Utterback, M. Tucker, T. Valentine, D. Vander Hoek, C. Waddell, Walker, M. Waddingham, J. Wall, D. Walby, A. Wallace, D. Wallen, J. Walser, H. Ward, N. Wanamaker, J. Wardell, N. Ward, C. Warren, B. Weber, B. Webert, W. Wesley, T. Webster, G. West, J. Wedell, B. Whitchurch, M White, L. White, M. Williams, G. Wilkins, J. Williams, R. Willeiksen. L. Wilson, G. Wing, D. Winter, T. Wright, J. Worth, M. Zimmerman, G Wouwenaar, G. Zimmerman, S Du Cette, J. 64 JANET DAILEY CAROLYN PEER LINDA McNEAL President Secretary Treasurer BOB NORTHFIELD, Vice-President Knot picturedl freshmen 'N HE MEMBERS of the class of '53 began their high school days at Roosevelt by sponsor- ing a class party early in the school year, and electing class officers. Janet Dailey was . chosen presidentg Bob Northfield, vice presidentg Carolyn Peer, secretaryg and Linda McNeal, treasurer. Their advisers, Miss Johnstone and Miss Montgomery, helped them to learn more about their new school. The freshmen entered eagerly into activities, sports, and other pleasures offered them. Being part of Roosevelt is the fulfilment of a dream long looked forward to. Front row fleft lo righlj: B. Allen, C. Anderson, Balch, Bauer, Bair, Bayley, L. Anderson, Baehmg Second row: Bangs, Arnold, Adkisson, Atkinson, Bachman, Addington. B. Anderson, N. Acker, Armstrong: Third row: D. Allen, Annear, Balster, D. Adams, Biggs, Baldwin, Barlleson. 65 Fi F1 Fi Fi lass rs! row flefl to righll: Burtl, Butow, Cross, Bryant, Boddy. Burns, Bensted. Busch, Bed- ford, Second row: Bisset, G. Clark, Bohannan, Brooks, Brot- nov, Busigin. Butterfield. Can- non, Boyd, Brandt, Third row: Bokeman. Broandt. Buson, Beals, Bergslien, Christensen, Crosson, Brost. Coats, Bleeck. rs! row flefi to rightj: Dudley, Doepke, Cheeseworth, de Mers, D. Clark, Cullen, Chesnun, Clyde, J. Clark, Second row: Clow. Cheever, Connolly, D. Daniels. Edensword, R. Dan- iels, G. Campbell, B. Campbell, Dean, Cunninghamg Third row: Chase. Downs, E. Dodge, Coch- rane, Dever, Coryell, Chiches- ter. B. Dodge, Dambom, Davis. rs! raw flefl lu righll: Gies, George, Englund, Eden, Evich. Exner, Gill, Foord, Gregoryg Second row: F. Fairfield, Eagle, French, Green, Gullander, Glass, Faull, Gardiner, Erickson, Fin- rowg Third row: Fahnestock, Grimlund, Gordon, G. Fair' field, Firestone, Foster, Gailey, Gevaarl, Esdale, Farley. rs! row fleft to rightl: Ingo, Hessian, Herzog, Hollman, Hynds. Goode. Hutchinson. Hatch, J. Israel, Second row: Huletz, Greggerson, Gilmar- tin, Hooper, Harfst. Geddes, Hansen, Holbrook, Hammond: Third row: Gerwig, Hunt, Keefe, Hamilton, Hougen, Houk, Huckins, Halone, Hen- derson, Goodson. 66 uf' First row Hell lo rightj: Gail Jones, Lantow, Kontt, G. Jor dan, Hecht, jackson, Hopkins S. Israel, Second row: james L. johnson, Julian, V. Johnson Lampley, Kracke, J. Jordon Itschner, Isaacson, Third frm' Lagger, Nalley, B. Jones Kluge, Gan' Jones, G. johnson C. Johnston, S. johnson. Fin! row fleft to rightj: Mat rocks, Little, Leonard. Mark Maxwell, Loar, Manning, May nardg Second row: McFarlane Michaelson, Mackenzie, McAl lister, Lucky, McKay, McNeeIy Marbuurgg Third row: Noble Leech, Lehman, Leighton. A Martin, Lince, J. Martin. Mar shall, Lyon. First row Ilefl to righlj: Moe, Torrence, Miller, Metz. Mun- son, Murphy, Morton, D Nicholsong Second row: V Peterson, Nelson, Mouldey Nelthorpe, Moreau, Miner, Mul lins, Nielson, Third row: Paulus, Newinger, Nelson Pack, J. Nicholson, Melsom McNamara. First row fleft lo righij: Quick- stad, Parlitt, Otto, Nilsen, Olels, S. Peters, Second row: Oswald, B. Peterson, Osburn. Peck, M. Peterson, Oliver. Ped- ersen, Third row: Patton, D. Peters, Nowlin. Putnam, Pen- ner, Pond, Pelroy. 67 y lass First row Hel! lo rightl: Thom- ander, Stone, Stucky, V. Thur- man, Slater, Smithson, L. Smith. Shaw, Sprung, Second row: Sjolseth. Sisley, B. Templeton, Stennes, Steiner, Stark, Steen. Turner, Timmermang Third row: Van Skyhawk, Stoll, Stix- rude, Ward, Strunk. H. Smith, Stillwell, Shubic, Storer. Slick. First mu' Ha-ft to righll: Ihrig, Paris, Scansen, Rudyard, Rus- sell, Roberson, Raymond, Sec- ond row: Quist, Sechler, Riely. Schnatterly, Roth, Reece, Sclioonover, Sorensen, Third row: Reynolds, D. Ryan, L. Ryan, Scruggs, Richards, Rob- son, Reymore. Reddick. First row flefl to righij: Weider- strorn, Wergeland, Wells. Wer- nei, Whitlock, K. Young, Wegener, Weymouth: Second row: J. Young, Zeller, White- horn, P. Wilson, Weston. Shantz, Wissmarg Third row: Zimmerman, J. Wilson, Stow, V. Wilson, Werelius, Stotler, Whiting, Wien. First row Heft to righti: Usitalo, Dalton, A. Templeton, Walser, Church, Wahl, Second row: Arnold, Watterson, Summer, Harte, Turppa, Shirley, Third row: Stumbaugh, Chapman, Vann, Starbird, Wallin, Stebor, Shelvik. 68 uf '53 First row Ileft to rightj: Brown, Blackford, Stenson, A. Rice, Williams, Carlson, Rasch, House. Second row: Casper, Tagg, R. Young, Bentley, Voll- mer. D. Johnson, D. Adams, Belcher, Shore, Lohnes. Third row: Kelsey, A. Thurman, Van Buskirk, Stanley, Nickerson, R. Bradley, Wyrick, Feyder, Im- bery, Toffer. FRESHMAN JANUARY EN TRANTS First row fleft to rightt: J. Sul- livan, K. Young, D. Dilger, G. Cooley, T. Ward, R. Martin- sen, K. Morgan, C. Falconer. Second row: P. Hildebrand, E. Straw, D. Kimball, J. Redman, C. White. G. Parsons, H. Stan- key, D. King. Third row: M. Cunningham, E. Gregory. J. Michelson, D. Oldenburg, B. Leliler, D. Davis, T. Williek- sen, D. Simpson. Fourth row: J. King, D. Miller, L. Mankey, T. Gladsjo, R. Kelly, S. West, B. Castor, J, Greaves, J. Munro. SOPHOMORE JANUARY ENTRANTS Back row: L. McCrea, S. Wilcox, C. Crothers, B. Brown, M. Pugh, D. Knowlton, E. Erick- son, B. Solvason, G. Richards, L. Anderson, Wallock, D. Barrigan, G. Campbell, D. Sol- haug, D. Miller, B. MacDon- ald,, Third raw: K. Cosby, M. Swensen, J. Dave, D. Kerzie, S. Scott, B. McAllister, M. Grigg. S. Cole, P. Diffender- fer, J. Kreille, A. Young, V. Vail, M. Waggoner, F. Walker, M. Kirshnerg Second row: P. Olson, J. Horowitz, M. Niel- sen, M. Farra, D. Martin, D. Durham, J. Clson, R. Thom, D. Curtis, R. Bradley, A. Nel- son, D. Johnson. B. Terry, First row: D. Crowley, P. Ebel- D. Arnold, M. Eckart, M. Hannalin, C. Arnott, P. Pense, D. Nestor, K. Cameron, R. Linde, R. Dunbabin, A. Mills, E. Renas, D. Longfellow. Adventuring in the strange halls of their new school. 69 60 NO S-P56 A X-wg. f BST www N CLASS CAU7 SEA PUBUC 70 HA ,,, + + 42 f v ftlhltlfg Governing, creating, serving, and recreating, for our best development N and for the common good N977 is I 5 X- iw X: I 0 U -FN 1 gv? .'IIl-T? Q W 'Q ' 0. V W' Y ' ' A AQA I A ,AV CSAQXA AL AX -Il. W W an Q U Q Q' X i W L Q M L A Th ' lb Q in S Q U Q1 Xl 0 f Q! FW -I ' V 'gl fx 7 'A' if ' Q, v v A lillll A Q Q 25 GEORGE HARDING President CABINET Mr. Turner, Miss Breazeale, joanne Arnold, janet Dailey, Arlene Swa Bud Hutchins. Dolores Kreps. Dick Coar. Don Keith, Andrea Hang, Fred Pingrey, ,lack Roos. Herman Buschke, john Sheets. Ross McLaughlin, Jim Stoddard. Betsey Bird, George Johnson. Betty Macdonald, Rose Armstrong, nson, Harriet Kreps. Joann Donaldson. Nl-IE PAST year at Roosevelt has been bubbling with hard work, fun, and enthusiasm. The new students were quick to join in activities and everyone was eager to take part in the democratic organization known as The Associated Students of Rooseveltf, Idi lrl-l'll'0l1gl'l this organization the students learn to work with each other, and acquire valuable experience that will help them in future years. nd the The ASR CABINET is composed of the class presidents, the class representatives, a ASR officers.. Problems of the school are discussed thoroughly before being sent to the student council. The ADVISORY COUNCIL gives students an opportunity to talk over their difficulties with other students. This makes for better understanding between all concerned, and leads to a more united student body. Much of the work accomplished by the ASR was done through its committees. The chairman used many underclassmen on these committees and apportioned the work as evenly as possible, in order that the ASR might truly represent the entire student body. 74 ADVISORY COUNCIL Back raw: jane Osterhout, Don Keith, Donna Corlett, Virgy Lamberton, Jim Stoddard, Marcia Keller: fron! row: Bob Porter, Shirley Goggins, Bud Hutchins, Betsey Bird, George Harding. Opportunities offered at Roosevelt are available to all, but the use of these advantages lies with each stu- dent. We have tried this year to encourage individual participation in ASR activities, and hope we have thereby contributed to the demo- cratic principles and spirit of Roose- velt. The ASR ofhcers wish to thank those who have helped make this year a success. We have sincerely enjoyed working with and for you. BETSEY BIRD ASR Secretary 75 THE STUDENT COUNCIL meets in the balcony of the auditorium whenever it is necessary. The Council is composed of two representatives from each roll and has the power to originate or to approve any legisla- tion proposed hy the executive department and affect- ing the entire student body. Each class selects its repre- sentatives, a boy and girl, by popular vote. Through the roll reps, each student may have a direct contact with the ASR government. q ,N BUD HUTCHINS Vice President ACTIVITY INTERVIEWING nop left? Left to right: Nancy Weldon Qchairmanl, Bev Hovey. ,lean Ronken. ACTIVITY RECORDING nop righlj Left to right: janet Fuller, Carol Sivula, Joan Havland, Pa! Fortin lchairmanl, Marilyn Bundy, Joanne Blomberg, Phyllis Snowden. Nancy Tufr, Joan Gamble. ALUMNI fmiddzey Left to right: janet Fuller. Johannah Farmer, Mary Hansen, Bonnie Baker, Gail Gibbs, lDave Crossley, chairman. not picluredl. COMPASS fb0U0m2 Left lo right: Donna Simkins, Jean Bond. Fay Adams, Audrey Adams lchairmanl, Trudy jordan, Sylvia Neth. 76 , vwmmz api - 2 5T'f4i?z1 '42 BETSEY BIRD Secretary BUILDING IMPROVEMENT nop lem Left to right: Barbara I-Iubbert. Pa! Morse. Peggy Gaub, Anne Williston. ljean Baird. chairman. not picturedl. .GROUND IMPROVEMENT nop vig!-U Back mw: Ed Jones. Frank Wells, Doug Weaver, John Kraxky, Rodney Dennison. Bob Whiteg scaled: Bill While lchair- manl. LUNCHROOM fmiddle right! Back row: Bob Hovey. Karin Lind. Laurale Havlinag from row: Tom Handy, Mary Rice lco-chairmenl. fbvlfvm? Left to right: Myrna Senff, Carole Nystrom, Rose Armstrong, ichairmanl. Myra Thill. Barbara Egtvet. Ardyth Kenoyer. Barbara Exner. Joanne Blomberg. 77 ASSEMBLY flap lefli Back row: Pamela Young, Doreen Schmiltx, Jean Rue, Claire Hess, front row: Dave Anderson and George Willoughby' gcc-chairmen. ORGAN CONCERT fmiddle rem Back row: George Cook, Kermit Brandt, Dee Rees, Cecil Ris- tow, front row: Patty Hager, Jenise Elliman fchairmanl, Anne Trueblood. PTA DANCE fbollvm lfflf Left to righl: ,lack Christy, ,lack Cahill and Pat Van Winkle lco-chairmenl, Gene Andrews, Barbara Herrett, Marilyn Davis, Mary Woodward. TRADITIONS flwffvm right! Left to right: Judy Davis lchairmanl. Mary Ellen Bollinger, Janice Peterson, Susan Cantrill, jane! Linden, Mary Helen Kelsen, Carole Nystrom. FRED PINGREY Treasurer IS nov BICYCLES 78 ETHICAL CONDUCT mp figm Back row: Sherry Tagg. Elizabeth Gill, Pat Leitch Cchairmanl udy Hawkins Front row Don Ridenour Jack Christy Wilson Gaw INTER-SCHOOL RELATIONS fmiddlel Back row: Winnie Slater. Alice Mae Buell. Louaine Schrum Pat Morse Doroles Wardallg Franz row: Brian Comstock erry Greenway Qchairmanl fbvfmm righll Left to right: Kay Barragar, Bob Satterthwaile, Donna Shrews bury, Don Kane lchairmani, Angela Pellegrini, Richard Irwin anice Anderson. SOCIAL SERVICE fbouo-A lem Back row: Gayle Wright and janet Short fco-chairmen? Fronl row: Shirley Goggins, Miriam Hansen, Joanne Polncet Jeannine Newcomer. Winnie Slater LLOYD TURNER MISS EDNA BREAZEALE ASR Advisers 79 0-,Q anna-.4... .9 C4444 L14 !Z,,4,,,, hvvgff Q1 1-9 I-vo IQ' M -' Q ,,f .f C '-'A 011 Imp lefii Back Row: Joanne Matrivi, Jeannine Newcomer, Joanne Poin- cet. Vicki Middleton, Marian Lomeng sealed: Nancy Thomas, Laurie Sullivan lchairmanl. LIBRARY AIDS fmiddle Iefll Left lo right: Arlene Hall, Mary Boucher, Mary Morris, Karin Quickstad, Barbara Buckholts. fbuflvmi Standing: Marilyn Hall lchairmanl: sealed: Elizabeth Gill. Barbara Gregory, Carol Crippe, Lesley Schwartz, Arlyne Bloeser. TICKET FORCE Hop fighu Back row: Gary McLeod, Bruce Nordstrom, Terry Mahaffey fchairmanl, Mr. Mahalfeyg front row: Richard Gribbin, Dave Anderson, Ron Markey, Ed Messerly. TICKET BOARD OF CONTROL fmiddle rightj Back row: Miss Breazeale, Mr. Gridley lprincipall, Mr. Bul- lock lvice principall: middle row: Miss Nelfeler, Marilyn Davis, Lee Cole. Terry Mahaffeyg front row: Mr. Ber- lhiaume, Janet Monnieg standing: Fred Pingrey. 80 C 5 W, A- Q ll ' vw 3 W 2 sf Q C ,W rf L mi A .x 1 ' W A N fl V A v l A A M L A iT :,q ii: If ' -I 4 'A hc- Qs 5: .4 i Q ry A' ' Q ij I AAA,.2 , -A K X ,fp , 6? I, 1 1 it ' if X- l In .. l A L. L f - ff? 1 ' A A f 'b '4 ff j L A 3, A A L ' g .ff 1 my f 1 fl- ff 'I A V , -i ni K QA.. L ' .. . , rl ,ov '. - V , Q 6x ,L A ..-. i .,,A L L p A xj mb' 'N f G' V Q x ., ,. .44 , 5 nv a K I wi -1143. 'Z 7 I X Q C 'Q P f K K ,Xi . :J I ,f I sf ,LF h V I at 1 3 iq: , I :H Q-......, V 1 Ai X. R X . I N x a A if I Q B Q 1 A I i M w I X N A5 r fin l nA , , ' ' n STUDY HALL ERVx s l X G X A-JS 'lx Back row: Bob McGinty 'm Pagin, Dave Forster, jim Carlson a e se, Lon ' Benson, Herbid , s lonJ'r5.1i'Li .Ceo Risto huck Bown, Tommy Tordg urwell, Bob Braclner, Ray Han ed Gri ng fr ow: John Kanga Jeigy K s , Jess Grcsbe rt Finlon Cchairmanl, Corky Erick Wbm Allison, Andy Espinozafgfgll Hicks. ' X HALL PATROL ,FV A Bark row: Graham Pierson. George Miller. Gary Woodcock, Roi Jinlliliiger, Don es , Cecil Ri ,vmnny T son. 'Pat Implwrence Dalrymple, Dick Carpenterg front row: Ray Friedman, Ji D man, Herman B ke, John J p,'Ed Dalh , J Winchel Jerome Frisw sealed: Oliver Halle. A F . ,NK KI . fr , A ' i 1 ' 81 2 ' 1-4 X ,, ' ,- c A , ' o S Qulhen 9 urs Lael Anderson, lreasurer Rose Armstrong Joanne Arnold Jean Baird Anita Bet: Betsey Bird Karin Bomstead Jean Bond Alice Mae Buell Colleen Cassels Alita Castor Donna Corlett Judy Davis Marilyn Davis Ann Dickerman, secretary Rosemary Dixon Joann Donaldson Joanne Eastman Hazel Gates Shirley Goggins Carole Good Andrea Haug Faith Keller ' Marcia Keller Dolores Kreps, president Kathy Long Betty Macdonald Lael McAllister Kay Miller, vice-president Lola Murk 'N x Jane Osterhaut Patty Pigott Doreen Schmitt J Louaine Schrum Joan Selby I Janet Short Florence Straw Laurie Sullivan Betty Wickman Gayle Wright Y W MV Olfl G-.OP Qc C?....l. g, llsg il! 'LC 'C'--4 as Jaemaufd ,May I ALJ--v. l N fl 1 E N - s N W A SM anh W Don im s. Q Q ag? 3 Bo a Dic Sa Pau Sa i to U ' Do Za N gg, ii? ', RH 131 S dj Ref? 1 g JN 'XJ J X ' rs CC S . e ick o Karl Br t'Finl S Y J C I i g ?Q Yi 3 Advised by Editor-in-chief Joanne Arnold while adviser Mrs. Vera Flory and Business Manager Jean Dennie F. J. Greaves gets get the ANNUAL startedg the NEWS underway. EADLIN ES! Deadlines! Deadlines keep the Annual and the News staffs on schedule. S? Unless all deadlines were met it would be impossible for these publications to be dis- tributed on lixed dates. With Mrs. Flory as adviser of the Annual, and Mr. Greaves adviser of the News, and the complete cooperation of each staff member, the year- book and paper have maintained their traditionally high standards and ideals. THE ANNUAL The production of our book involves much time and planning. One of the first important steps is choosing a theme so that the art editor and assistant may create pictorial forms for our ideas. As this work progresses, each staff member is assigned a definite section for which he is responsible. After much study he designs and draws up exact picture plans for each page. When these patterns, or layouts, have been approved by Mrs. Flory, the editor-in-chief, and the layout editor, they are sent to the printer and the engraver for their estimate and approval. Five copies of each layout must then be prepared and assembled into dummies. Picture taking is begun soon after school opens, as the first deadline comes just before Christmas and the second soon after vacation. After the pictures are developed and printed by the photographers, they are approved by the pictorial editor who considers all good and bad aspects of each picture. Those which meet engraving requirements are then turned over to the mounters, who crop them and fit them into spaces drawn up on large cardboards. The mounting of the pictures is very particular work and must be meticulously done. Copy on each section and captions for each picture are next prepared. The cardboards are now ready to be taken to the engraver who photographs and tranfers them to copper plates, making cuts. These are mounted on wooden blocks and sent to the printer. He combines these cuts with the copy already delivered to him by the editor and sets them up in his press. Galley proofs are made and sent to the staff and the tedious work of proofreading, type resetting, and proofreading again, is begun. Then the printer starts his presses and copy rolls off sixteen pages at a time. They are cut, assembled and bound in a cover and end sheets designed by the artists. A year's hard work is finished and the annual is ready for eager students and an anxious staff. 84 A NEWS editor. Rose Armstrong, Uefll, gets a page plan ready, while the ANNUAL STAFF pool their energies to meet the first deadline. THE NEWS Under the advisership of Boss Greaves, and the management of six edi- tors, a paper is produced each week. The editor-in-chief of the week must work out his own individual page plan. He must assign the stories and the number of inches to each of the reporters on the staff. Deadlines are set and fines are im- posed for overdue stories. The best stories are selected for publication and edited by the copy editor. They are then taken to the printer who sets the type and runs off galley proofs. The copy editor proofreads these galleys and returns them to the printer. The paper is printed and received at school on Tuesday morning where it is folded. During sixth period messengers distribute the News to anticipating pass- holders. The pictures at the right show the pro- cess of developing, engraving photo- graphs, and printing, used by both the ANNUAL and the NEWS. The first picture is of the photographer washing pictures after they have been developed. The engraver fin the second picturej is at work at his machine getting ready to run proofs of the copper cuts. In the last picture the printer has started the final phase. We have gone TO PRESS. 85 JOANNE WAHLSTROMX. Mounting Editor MERRILLANN GLASS. Faculty BEATRICE SCABERYY, Freshmen CAROL NYSTROIVPF, Girls' Club, Torch, RHO, Spurs and Rouglxridcrs PAT MORSE. Juniors ' LAURIE SULLIVAN, Clubs and Service Organizations DON RIDENOUR. Pictorial Editor Qnnual HAZEL GATES42 Senior Editor BILL KELLEYY, Sports and Intramural Editor JOANNE ARNOLD4' JEAN DENNIE4' Editor-in-Chief Business Manager JACKIE STONEBURG, Asst. Business Mafiager JUDY MCGRAW, Productions MR. PETERSON, Photographer JOANNE WAHLSTROM 'klilected to Quill and Scroll 86 Qtaff JOAN SELBY, Seniors PETE CARPENTER, Productfons FRED PEASE, Artist DAWN JACOBSEN, Artist Auxiliary mg: FRED GRIFFIN. JANET MILLER, JOY PRICE, JACQUELINE MICHEL 87 DOLORES WARDALL, Mounting CAROLE ANN ACTON, Mounting KEN BRANDON, School Life JIM GILLANDERS, School Life NORMAN MAAS, Sophomore Ass! BONNIE BAKER, sophomores DUANE SCHWARTZ, Boys' Club DAWN JACOBSEN, Artist sms ant: ZIFJ btaffs NEWS STAFF Back row: Mary Woodward. Olive Mosher, Nancy Bickford, Marilyn Hallik, Beverly johnson, Kathy Long, Helen Boyd'l'. Dick Saunders, Peggy Thometz. Dick Coar, Gretchen Vandercookx, Everett Paupf, Ray Freidman. Fran! row: Gayle Wright, Marilyn Davis, Sam Glass, Jerry Greenway, Lenard Slye, Ann Dickerman. Pete Ferry Knot picturedl . AD STAFF Back row: Gerri Jones, Arlene Bloserf, Barbara Gregoryilg, Barbara Eastesi, Peggy Dawley, Karen Bomstead'l', Gloria Kronschnable, Joyce Winterberg, Brian Comstock, Malcolm MacNichol5l', Lee Bishop, Bob Dutton, Ed Larsen, JoAnn Cook'l', Donna Corlettf. Front row: Managers Lael Andersonx, Jean Baird'l', Marilyn Witti, Lael McAllister4', John McKown'F, Vivian Rowley'l', Carole Goodf, Jeri Borseth'l'. News out six period today! This is one of the most anticipated events of each week. Under the advisership of Boss Greaves, the editors and the staff are able to turn out a first class paper every Tuesday. The News carries all the social and sports gossip of the school. It keeps both teachers and students informed of committee and other group activities and general school happenings. News staffs are chosen from the Newswriting I classes which are in- structed by Mr. Greaves, ability in creative writing being one of the desired qualifications. If students wish to continue as staff members, they apply for ROSE ARMSTRONG' JOANN DONALDSONW' CARL LUNDE4' GLEN LOVE DON MARSHALL KAY MILLER? 88 .. ?44A L ,. sl .,1,. .,'. 'S ., A,.A. I the position of editor, six of whom are chosen each semester. This year the editors selected in the fall were Rose Armstrong, Joann Donaldson, Carl Linde, Glen Love, Don Marshall, and Kay Miller. The spring editors were Nancy Bickford, Dick Coar, Ann Dickerman, Dick Saunders, Peggy Thometz, and Gayle Wright. Much of the income of the News is brought in by the ad staif whose job it is to go around to the different stores from the upper Roosevelt district to the lower University district, collecting ads from the merchants who wish to advertise in the school paper. This year the managers, who supervise and assist the ad staff and take care of circulation, were Jean Baird, Lael Anderson, John McKown, Marilyn Witt, Vivian Rowley, Lael McAllister, Carole Good, Jeri Borseth, Donna Corlett, JoAnn Cook, Ed Larsen, Malcolm MacNichol, Barbara Gregory, Barbara Eastes, and Arlene Bloeser. NEWS STAFF fBack mwj: Jerry Johnson, Barry Schneiderman. Barbara Hubbert, Amelia Hyry. Mary Ellen Bol- linger, Terry Mahatfey, Elaine Hunter, George Brehm. Stan Allper, Alan Stephenson, Betty Barnes, Bob Barry. IBaclz fowl: Marilyn Hall, Joanne Alton, Carla Strom, Gordon Casteel, Marian Hendrickson. Beverly Wagner, Pat Fortin, Joanne Poencet lnot pictured! . AD STAFF fBark fowl: Marilyn Hall, Joanne Alton, Carla Strom, Gordon Casteel, Marian Hendrickson, Beverly Hovey, Everett Paup. Mary Woodward, Rose Armstrong, Carole Good. Marilyn Witt, Jane Oster- hout, Vivian Rowley, Joann Donaldson. Ruth Schram, Patricia Clarke. Gretchen Vandercoolc, Helen Boyd. IFronl fowl: Managers Arlene Bloser, JoAnn Cook, Conna Corlett. Ed Larsen, Malcolm MacNichol. Lael McAllister, Barbara Eastes, Barbara Gregory, Jean Anderson, Mary Anne Hallowell lnov picturedl. NANCY BICKFORDBF DICK COAR1' ANN DICKERMANY DICK SAUNDERS4: PEGGY THOMETZX GAYLE WRIGHT' 'Elected to Quill and Scroll 89 MISS NEFFELER ANDREA HAUG Adviser President DONNA CORLETT JOAN HAVLAND Vice-President Corresponding Secretary DAWN JACOBSEN COLLEEN CASSELS Recording Secrelary Treasurer EXT: A I 1l's1r l 'ya' O Qeirls' Iuh OUR F'S FOR A FINE YEAR. A Friendly Girls' if Club, Fair to all, Faithful to our school, and a lot of Fun! This was the goal of the Girls' Club. fQQfi'f'r iff Friendliness was shown in a welcome program for all new girls, which included the selection of a Big Sister for each newcomer, and orientation talks to acquaint girls with school procedures and activities. The girls' adviser, Miss Isabelle Neffeler, helped solve problems, and proved a true friend to everyone. Sign-up Days were held inthe fall and spring so that each girl in school had a fair chance to be active on Girls' Club committees of her own choice. Being faithful to tradition, the girls planned and success- fully managed Father-Daughter and Mother-Daughter ban- quets, with Peggy Thometz and Shirley Goggins, respectively, chairmen of the two events. Parties and assemblies were arranged to give a wide variety of information and entertainment, so that fun would be pro- vided for all. When the end of this busy year came, the girls were thank- ful to have had a part in making it a bright one! Wi Q if , s 4 is sv, ' 5 W f' 2 1 y i as ,,,., . 2 ,Ain Lefl to right: Betsy Bird, Mary Rice, Patsy Ostrom, Jean Rue, Dawn Jacobsen. Donna Corlettg Seated in center rear: Andrea Haugg Standing: Colleen Cassels, Joan Havland, Gala Sergev, Donna Black, Jean Sheperd, Arlene Swansong Seated in front: Falth Keller, Harriet Kreps, Barbara Neville, Joanne Donaldson. 90 'Hifi t 1 fix 1 2: '? .. 1 ' - . I .. Diane Belshaw 'S ' Jean Bond Washington Children's ,, Vocations Home ' A -I , F Nanette Boye gga Hfdgson I, III IA, ' -I , ,, 1 Nurse's Office Staff L'C0fdll0n-W f 1 .E 9 17159,-I it 'ffl ' Keller Pf' f I I Charm Club Fm? AHS .. Klvv I . II III I . .,.. ,, I ,Wh Q .lean Buck Helen Bfwd ' V , Freshman Auxiliary Feuawshm , I' I :ef . if r 57 at X a 1 II 7 .I I - I Gloria Kronschnable Barbara Hubba' I In 3 I. .I If. I I - I, I. Record! Records at-I -'li ar 5-' K ,, I ii -' Ji 'V 'la in I? A , Patty Pigott Lola Murk M aw 5 ii' iii II I IQII 1' Advisers, Ona, SMH Freshman-Sophomore Qi : ,. N H 1 A'4x'I'f '7' ' Diana Folk Sue Cantril tins I 'i Washington Children's Home Rest Room .. IQ I I Vlrgy Lamberton Barbara J. Humphrey ,. ,- I I -A I I Orientation Minrtte Girls ii , . 1 X Mary Rice Pat Potter Q 3 'ii Highlights 5 Sidelights Red Crass l - Mary Ellen Gardner Janet Capps f til t - e I Teddy Jr. Red Cross Publicity : fI Kathy Long Peggy Hunter i i Rest Room Lost and Found lK,QI 5I , - A If Marlee Ross Ann Bernard I 1 V A I-Ofkff Room Adviser's Office Stall I' Helen Haley Barbara Curwood Sffdttbook Standards . If. Q55 ' Pat May Audrey Knowlton - :iw , I' WI. 'isnt Refreshments Cnd, I , ---- 4 ' Florence Straw Marilyn Ruple -' ' f 2- A ' 'III,E:., ' Publfffly Nurse's Office Staff If - H 91 Mary Hansen Lost and Found Lael McAllister Fellowship Marikate Tarbill Fine Arts Laurale Havlina Typing Marlene Mandala Standards Peggy Thometz Father-Daughter Banquet Thora Johnson Assembly Patsy Ostrom Reception Mary Woodward Good Cheer Faith Keller Entertain ment julie Paradis Cards Barbara Paton Rho Club President Joann Donaldson Highlights Genie Kurack Assembly Barbara Scmid Assembly Gail Gibbs Entertainment Karin Lind Scrapbook Helen Smith Charm Club Shirley Goggins Mother-Daughter Banq Jean Macliarland Refreshments Arlene Swanson Good Cheer Virginia Haldeman Locker Room J udy McGraw Orientation Neoma Ward Minute Girls It El 35:1 5' Iuh MR. BERTHIAUME P Boys' Adviser DON KEITH 'U 6? NDER THE able leadership of gb 'IT President Don Keith, the Boys Vilma yji' Club has carried out a program Hi al which has made itasmoothly work- ing 01'gaHlZ3tl0l1. The Traffic Squad was put under the juris- diction of the Boys' Club and made a valuable contribution to school safety. An organization to aid entering freshmen and sophomore boys was planned and did re- BILL ATCHESON BOB McNAMEE MEL MOSTELLER k bl ll Vice-President Treasurer Secretary mar a Y we ' A sixth-period-patrol was another innnova- tion, its purpose being to keep students with early dismissals out of the hall during this period. The commit- tee did especially effective work during the basketball season in preventing the E. D. students from getting into the gym early, thereby giving the 3:10 students an equal chance to get good seats for the games. The Boys' Club calendar also included this year an excellent assembly highlighted by a speech by Mr. Hanawalt, a Father-Son banquet which drew over three hundred fathers and sons, and a Boys' and Girls' Club dance which was a complete success. We must take our hats off to this year's Boys' Club. V V1 Us BOYS' CLUB SIGN-UP Back row: Jim Jaeger, Brian Comstock, Don Keith. Dick Connell. Jerry Greenwayg front row: Walter Brewer, Tom Denniston, Bob Starbird, Albert Stack 92 v . JJ if ' u . ,f J' QM N yt I J J 9,01-' ' - fp 573 I I :ff I 1 , 1 , ' 'X jr! f A ' f W ' X 4 - J J f . V Chuck Ray riedman P, John Ram Entertafnment Jj Vocational Conference Hosp' ily 2 A f' f 'Q f f J J l ff? ' JV' pf' .' V f' -7 1 A ff , A , VJ li,- l J' 2' . 1 1 f fl J J jj 7, 'A V' Walter Bnlswer Bjarne urseth. John Ready Assrmbl I . lfic Squad J Inlfamur ' ij! , Q ,J A, 1- f. J M! IJ.. ,f 'I ' y' J' . M' 1' ft ,J J, fx J I J J ,1 l ,V 1,1 va I .1 ' ' J 1 - 4 J jack C 'll ' ' y Greenw ' Tom Remly JL., Big Sf Frosh-Soflfielations 'Elections I .1 V ' ' 'JJ U J, ,fd DJ , , ' .-Y J J ff J f . , - f , J J l I f A J 1 .1 7 1, .ff . vi ' J l .f f J I, -' 1 C -f. Scott rcllj sv Don Layton , Don Roos I o-vements jf Intramural' Intramural r X, I 1 J . 41' ' v J 1 - -1, 1' X Dick Coat Publicity Brian Comstock Dance Ed Dahlgren Publicity 93 Carl Linde Employment Glenn Love Athletic Trophy Gordon McAllister Intramural 1,1 Bob Satterthwaite Father-Son Banquet Paul Savage Vocational Conference J im Stoddard Anti-Smoking astimes GARDEN CLUB Left to right: Jane Baisler, Herman Hopf, Gary Green, Bob Turner, Jan Wright, ART CLUB Lefl to right: Ruth Marken, Marikate Tarbill, Anita Betz fpresidentl, Ann Trueblood. Ken Schlattex. 4 .0 E --we STAMP CLUB Back row: Harvey Smith, Tom Adamsg Front row: Warren Weber, Mr. Ells- worth Lumley fadviserl, Bob Levin. SWIM TEAM Back row: Jim Carlson, Herb Carlson. Karl Braskg Front row: Helen Boyd, Kerin McAllister, Inga Hodgson, Lael McAllister. SKI CLUB Left to right: Dale Boose, Jane Oster- hout, Dave Wolfe, Donna Corletl, Bjarne Fursexh fpresidentj. 94 languages SPANISH CLUB Lvfi to right: George Willoughby lpresiden Inga Hodgson. Sue Merrick. Jenny Quen: Margaret Terence. FRENCH CLUB Left la righl: Alita Castor, Nancy Bickford, Al Mae Buell. Nancy Luft. GERMAN CLUB Left lo right: Molly Cavenaugh. Frances Lambrecht. ,lenise Elliman. Roy Rice, Shirley Bruner, Dick Vollmer, Lindi Li, Dave Foran. Barbara Hubbert, Gala Sergev ipresidentj. LATIN CLUB Left to rigln: Philip Nelson, Vernice Nakano, Jim Jaeger. Paul Savage. 95 KL S A if UPPER-flcft to righti: Stewart Smith. Ross Wood, Dick Carpenter. CENTER-Back row Ilefl lo righti: Ernie Pearson, Ken Miller, Ross Wood. Alvin Rotta, Ed Casebeer. Walter Brodnick, Pat Dempsy: from rmv: Warren Webert. Stewart Smith, Dick Carpenter lpresidenth, Alice Mae Buell, Dick Snelson, Jack Sjolseth. Bill Hopper. LOWER--lLL,fl In righllz Alice Mae Buell, Dick Snelson, 96 1' had MOVIE CLUB Left to righl: Gordon Senott. Hamilton Harris. Bud Davison. Dick Holcomb, John Ready, Barbara Snodgrass, Steve Collman lpresidentl, Monty Snider. Bill Barron, Bob Turner, Brice Jansen. MINUTE SERVICE Back row: David Slexrude. Bob Mount, Bob Lehman, Paul Wilson, jerry Chickester, Doug Wall. Wendell Wyrick. Bob Northfield, Shannon Mullin. Roger Turppa, Nowlen Bradley: Second raw: Mr. Cecil Bullock ladviserl, Jim Lyon. Alan Reece, Joe Albert, Gregg Rynolds, jim Stillwell. Ed Betz. Bob Redclick. David Backman. Dick Paulus. Stanley Johnson, Kieth Gardinerg Front raw: Bob Arnold. Warren Brotnov. John Cunningham, Bob Boyd, Jerry Fairfield, ,lim Gillanders, Bill Allen, Jim Anderson lpresidentl, John Law, Robert Robson. 97 G Srbuul workers MAIN OFFICE WORKERS Left lo right: Diana Schmad, Judy Davis. Pat Hager, Doreen Schimtt. Darlene Eastabrook. Marilyn Davis OUTSIDE TRAFFIC Left In right: Charles Ingraham, Wilson Gaw, Larry Cotter. Ron Boynton, Bjarne Furseth. ATTENDANCE OFFICE WORKERS Left to right: Shirley Sparks, Helen Peithman. Charlotte Nelson, Mrs. Mildred Engel lAl!endance Clerkl. TEACHERS' SECRETARIES Back row: joy Coulter, Lee Ann Curryg Front raw: Mary Hicks, Gracie Krieger. Spatial Groups DEBATE Left to right: Ed Dahlgren. Mary Ann Binns, Bill Douglas, Ted Roscoe. PAPER SHACK Left lu right: Don Due ichairmanl, Maurice Duncan, Ted Frost, jack White, Jim Duncan, Alan Capps. SCIENCE CLUB Left to right: Stewart Smith, Dick Coar, Ted Roscoe, Marilyn Hall Mr. O. K. Krienke fadviserl. BOOK ROOM Lef! to right: jack Wires, Jim Gillanders. ,HSA 99 1 Q- , I to right: Miss Sleendahl, adviserg Herman Buschke, presygnlg Bill Douglas, vice-presidentq Barbara Neville, treasurerg and Mimi Friedman, secretary. e fi ntiwfw fa NHE TO Sd1ety of ' oservflt 'g jhdol has nit r Me ' its constitution as oll V' os 1 is o h he n a e- ment and rewa bf! high ' tg on W9 of s e n ma t o scho ' , J! f ' ' ' ' as ' ' AL Ls-frets.-it leaderfup, servicej ar e - deve , ent? If fi J iy A i 1 I V - I The fratyw e' Hicers' ulQg,l'ago0e ' my of 'phe 66645 ember ' I awarded to eaclgiucge i o aclgves V , ' -if l 1,212 , ! A 0 'kV. - A I' I J. If My F The fouf-45 c s, w' theffhelp th ' ' er pla n 'cl a vdyi a ' yeh: f6rt15lwTqrch 7'. Society. On tv a was the ni Tor quef itlegif this ar, HMelQdyf ss: ' and held on A il 26th. Dia ad a ob Por re t chai . qomyd A s were: puhlici utchinson' ' ltati ns ond cy! ckfordg tit s,'E reftyrljy' Paupg prop!! , e eesg t s apd wa' e ses, Be y rtisg ' tai e , Nanette an , Peggy Gau hos ' ,,M iyn vis pro s, Aieh' ong ecora ' s, R e aryf' . Dixon. Th b uyvaf a succes L d ldjls of film, ff' 47 ,f f 14 ' iff! an ,f i 7 I A V 2,5 ,V J f fi Other activgf itte o rc eral li ty c mi t'e r the Hyde!-sh' J of Bill Douglas nd Sue C rl 5 th a se Bly c ' ee on r I chairmeng the cola!-ittee o f rshi hea y ln' mon 3 and the membe ip'corn- 'V M . . '. I 2 'I ',', J MDL 1 fi mittee of which JaneY'lVlonL was c n. up X M, ,Alf I . ..!r' . fr..'l ' fi' - A'-'N Another activity fof It h Socl s th sup vlsi if adlzijffsc A ol splAy halhfthusx , making it possible for sf! nts, who lin o qgi p ace ,M f 7 i A' , r ff . - 'V , I I7 fziflffil i if W' t n gwff fffw WW Adams, Shirley Anderson, Lael Armstrong, Rose Arnold, Joanne Baird, Jean Berst, Charles Betz, Anita Biles, Kenneth Binns, Mary Anne Bird, Betsey Bond, Jean Brewer, Walter Brown, Gerald Bruner, Shirley Buell, Alice-Mae Buley, George Buschke, Herman Campbell, Edward Cassels, Colleen Castor, Alita Comstock, Brian Corlett, Donna Crippc, Carol Dahlgren, Edwin Davis, Judy Davis, Marilyn Dawley, Margaret Dennie, Jean Dickerman, Ann Dixon, Rosemary Duncan, James Freidman, Raymond Gaub, Margaret Gaw, Wilson Gellermann, Joan Goggins, Shirley Good, Carole Grainger, Molly Haldeman, Virginia Hall, Marilyn 7- , Senior Uinrcb Harding, George Harper, Carol Haug, Andrea Herzog, Frank Holcomb, Richard Hungerford, Robert Hutchins, Joan Hutchinson, David Johnson, Beverly Kane, Donald Kauffman, Elizabeth Keith, Don Kelley, William Kenoyer, Ardyth King, Barry Kreps, Dolores Lamberton, Virgy Lou Lewis, Jo Anne Long, Kathleen Love, Glen McAlexander, Robert McFeely, Dennis Macdonald, Betty Roe Marken, Ruth Markey, Ronn Marshall, Donald Merrifield, Ruth Miller, Kathryn Monnie, Janet Morton, Myrna Murk, Lola Muscutt, Janis Nelson, Marilyn Neville, Barbara Newell, Robert Paton, Barbara Paulsen, Suzanne Paup, Everett Pease, Fred fzffmffwfwt Perrin, Stephen Pigott, Moreta Porter, Robert G. Ronken, Jean Roos, Don Roscoe, Theodore Sanders, Lee Sannes, Karen Saunders, Richard Scabery, Beatrice Schmad, Diana Schram, Ruth Schrum, Louaine Selby, Joan Senlf, Ross Simonsen, Karin S jerslee, Graceann Slater, Winifred Smith, Helen Smith, Marie Smith, Stewart Snodgrass, Barbara Steger, Joyce Stone, Arlan Sullivan, Laurie Thometz, Helen Margaret Thompson, Patricia Turner, Theodore Van Winkle, Patricia Warrick, Robert Weldon, Nancy Wickman, Elizabeth Wien, Jean Williams, Gerald Wilson, Joseph Witt, Marilyn Wright, Gayle Young, Pamela I .K-Ivy' A , , , ' f X , -df, avg S 'Q 'J vs UJOMOQN-e, L11 if 5'pJ'E?tQ'l,iIi .Z, ',? Pzttmg our courage, our enduran e, -174-u,.4,uw4 fYl.ca,t' gs. -O our skill, our sense 0? fair piay MH A-54.0 xvdvnwuo 4,,ub,l!J against others 'w'n a'LfyN f ' -6'-44 ff.4..ef744.vu,a.e,fu-o'zJ7P '- 71415 X -,v.:I:'f:g.:,-,:,1-,v , 'X ,' 'N N5 , figgjq- ,12- , ,Q , , Je- ffk ev g ' ' K -114 Q3 , 7 f F '35- Ji. QU, EJ .Isl . ,fajv X51 7 ily' A X. X me .1 if , MJ 1 in . i Jn -A x H 3' p ' .J s l l NJ' f 2? E X E g W 1 i ' E I . is J. I J a J ,J M, K. if , - 4 ,.?,g,:Lj,r,J V I , 'i li! I V f5ETED with a host of promis- E,-'fg 'K fl- KJ x IU- ing varsity football candidates ,S -if . e on the opening turnout day, s i 1 f Head Coach Lou Hull set out to 0 E X -K 'fx if E njfld a formidable outfit which was to bull- - R li' 1 .7 'K 4 Vgloze its wayto a first division berth. Omen' I The Cowen Park boys showed their capa- X Rooseyel, .---,-----,.-- -19 7 bilities in the first clash of the season, a fif- F, ,121 W teen-minute tussle with Queen Anne in the 7? Roosevelt ,,,,,,AV,V, ,,,, 1 3 annual Football Jamboree at Memorial Stad- ' In ,,,A- A ium. The Teddy warriors for the second Roosevelt .,,....,.. .... 0 consecutive year racked up the only score sl H1 for the East, while the powerful western quar- Roofevel' --------'- ----- 0 tet registered thirteen points. ' f-- Roosevelt ---- vYYYw'- 3 5 The Riders were victorious four times out C yeland v F of the seven regular games that followed, Roos?-yell ,-AA,-,-A., ---- 0 losing only to Ballard's Beavers who shared Q nn K the league title with Lincoln. KR For his outstanding performance at end . ' A throughout the season, Sid Eland was award- l ed a berth on the All-City select eleven. Q Other individual honors went to Dick Unrue Larry Paradis, and Gene Andrews who were X placed on the second squad. Unrue w s chosen by his mates as the Inspirationa Award winner. Oppoxite page, cenler fclockwisel: Lou Hmnll. Mel Dranga. John Fuller. John Rushing. 105 Still smarting from the win famine of the '48 campaign, Roosevelt's determined grid eleven finally took possession of the long end of the score, this time against a scrappy pack of Bulldogs from Garfield. The greatly improved Teddy attack featured a brilliant 80-yard touch- down romp by Brask and consis- tent line plunges by sophomore Mike Monroe. In the second stanza Garfield threatened with a 73-yard touchdown march, but the Colonels went on to score twice more to wrap up the contest at a 20-7 count. Garfield W . .Q' 5,312 .1 K '. X ELAND BRASK MONROE 5 i mg ' e 1? ,I me - ' ,,-aw! .V Q -- ti V. J gf X .f :-v j ' :gaz- UNRUE ANDREWS PARADIS - '-'e. zzf- ' s Z.: I With the satisfying taste of victory still lingering, Roosevelt's rejuvenated Roughriders lit the fuse to a 19-point scoring spurt in the second half, holding the hapless Quakers pointless throughout the entire one-sided contest. Brask hit the Quaker line twice for 12 counters, first after a pass-lateral play good for 24 yards and again on a 20-yard march in the opening minutes of the fourth stanza. A 65-yard touchdown romp by Monroe sewed up the scoring for the afternoon. Franklin I 05 Displaying definite potentiali- ties of a championship outfit in a 13 to 7 waxing of Lincoln, the green and gold color-bearers laid claim to a half share in the pig- skin lead with three triumphs in as many starts. The 'Riders cashed in on a couple of costly Lynx mishaps which set the stage for both of Roosevelt's scores, as Brask and Tackle Dick Unrue successively recovered fumbles for the Teds. Monroe again aided the cause with his consistent smashes through the tackles. Lincoln , , ,K . A R 1 , A fl MUCKLESTON FRACK ANDERSON b y -f V K f G F F X 4 new I l ysis - .-.., 1 .:. .5 ' ' , 15,1- 54 2 K Q, .Q f , QQ? TURMAN MOSTELLER ZALESKY L, V . M X P gf 5 C H C -1. T ., A e ,.,. , , West Seattle 107 A stubborn West Seattle de- fense finally put the skids on Roosevelt's previously unmarred record. Both teams see-sawed up and down the entire length of the field but neither managed to build up enough steam to push the leather over the goal-line. No less than three times the Teddies drove deep into Indian territory, once within two yards of paydirt, but each time failed to penetrate the West Siders' iron curtain. The Indians waved goodbye to any championship consideration with this one. !, An offense-minded Ballard eleven led by All-City backs Eddie Sage and Jerry Dodds proved to be too big a bite for Roosevelt's determined gridders. Operating off Coach Henry Bendele's effec- tive split-T, the Beavers pentrated the Teddy forward wall for con- sistant gains, scoring within the initial minutes of the game and again at the outset of the second half. The Roughriders' 1949 title chances were virtually smothered, leaving Lincoln as Ballard's re- maining rival for the champion- ship. . . , ,X . J! , V, 3 . X Bdlai-H J + Y xs 1 if 5 A 'T X Q' 4 P f K KW Y LUMLEY HUDSON 'H ESPINOZA .:t' I, 5 K ,- V, ' d Q? ' gg a,a t CLAUGHLIN RBESE McNAMEE zl- X if ' ----v .gy A Undaunted by a heart-breaking loss to a powerful Ballard eleven, the Colonels bounced right back into the running with a thorough shellacking of Cleveland's Eagles. The Teds scored twice in the second period and again at the any opening of the second half on a 1116? Bill Hudson to Don Lumley pass- play good for 62 yards. Another pitch by Mel Mosteller netted the final t. d. in the last quarter. The Georgetown boys couldn't seem to build up enough steam to carry the ball over. Final score: Teds-35, Eagles-0. 'Vi Cleveland 108 Harassed by dtiving winds and a steady downpour of rain, the Colonels once more fell victims of a scoreless deadlock, this time in the season's finale against the Hilltoppers from Queen Anne. With the exception of a despera- tion drive staged by the Teds in the closing minutes, both teams failed to click either aerially or on the ground, due almost en- tirely to the adverse weather con- ditions. The Kuays' offensive play was indicated by a goose-egg in the total-yards-gained column. U 'I ' . , ' ' 'M' Queen Anne' . fb V A' , , . ' 4 p .M . az 1 1- Q - 5 0 'Q E . F ' ' 4 A S I r 4 ? . ,,,., -- -:': 11 r BENJQMIN .. WHITE sM1'rH , A .3 . MI ,QE in Vp uvuu , o e - Q t -'- T H T Y X 2 f ' 'wh ' ,,'- ,-.,, . 'f J ':,, x ' 5 QQ.. 5 A - HULL STODDARD Mfcoy Y- ii Q ,,:. Q i- 22, , ii' 5 . ': X ' E ,sg QB G G 'wif mu-155. sf 4 . n my My YELL TEAM-John Law. Jerry Groesbeck, Don Mnrford, Phil Graham, Don Lockwood. l 09 One group of fellows whose work is often overlooked is the Yell Team. Whether win, lose, or draw, these morale builders are constantly striving to boost our standards of both spirit and sportsmanship, which all too fre- quently spell the difference be- tween victory and defeat. . f 1 Xi 33 9 5 it Q gy -it 1 in . E i B saw. Y gg.. , kg? + e gf .. - z '-2:24. . RARDIN Hicks Wooococx ' 'Q 'irf ' 5 BEAN MCCANN .1 W i H F t : HANDY SAUNDERS Q. P .,.. 5 ' Although one of the largest secondary outfits ever fielded at Roosevelt, the Teddy second and third squads were faced with surprisingly strong opposition throughout most of the season and consequently fought an undying battle to maintain a respectable position on the scrub ladder. ' Roosevelt's second squad, with Coach Don Harney at the helm, managed to chalk up a pair of victories and one tie against three setbacks, finishing in a fifth-place berth. Holding down regular assignments for the greater part of the season were: McLaughlin and Scott at ends, Ben- jamin and Woodcock at tackles, Babb and Hicks at guards, Bowen at center, Bean and Rardin at the halfback positions, and Hull calling signals at quarterback. Most of these boys played enough varsity ball to earn their big R's. Under the efficient leadership of Bob Lindh, the Teddy thirds placed one rung below their bigger brothers in garnering a single triumph, a tie, and four defeats. Carrying the brunt of the load were Babcock, Richards, Pierce, and Slick, ends, Bradner and Benson, tackles, johnson and Schwartz, guard, Bean, center, Foster, Marshall, and Markey, halfbacksg Matheson, fullbackg and Groesbeck, quarterback. Y n rN-A- sv.. ii ,... .. Q Back row: Hammer. Talbot, Flohr, Jacobson, Burwell, Bean, Bradenq rick, Blanton, Ruble, Hunter, Bradner, Winter, Thorlaksonq second front row: Argue, Sheets, Newell, Chesney, Ginnever. Farra. row: Crosson, Chichester. Clasen, Barton, Cunningham, Schwartz, Bean, johnson. Benson, Waite, Foster, Markey, Stansbury, Ewartg Back row: Coach Bob Lindh, Castor. Werelius. Mickelson. Lince. Stoll. fron! ww: Owens, Richards, Eakright, Beich, Marshall, Bowers, While, Cowell, 000. Babcock. Groesbeck, Goehler. Newman. Wy- Rian, Slick, Pierce, Lion, Bean, Boyd, Hunter, Smith, Matheson. 110 :wif KARL BRASK JOHN RAMSAY JERRY JOHNSON ED SCHAEFFER MIKE MONROE igaskethall T THE close of a season which might appropriately be termed a year of preparation, varsity basketball coach Johnny Fuller saw the 1950 cage picture in an entirely different light from that of the previous campaign. Roosevelt's green but promising ball club worked its way from a tie for the cellar berth to the city championship playoff at Edmundson Pavilion inside of a single season. The Teds opened their twelve game agenda with a convincing triumph over a sky-scraping five from West Seattle, only to drop the next three successive contests. Then with sheer determina- tion and courage, the Cowan Park boys settled down and duplicated a few of the potentialities of Art McLarney's colorful champions of 1946 by making a clean sweep of their eight remaining games. However, the Roughriders were faced with extremely tough opposition in the title-deciding fracas in the form of three all-city first string boys and consequently had to be content to remain second only to a powerful Lynx five. Nevertheless, Roosevelt's hoop club of 1950 will remain prominent in the records for its impressive play throughout the season. The Tecls' contributions to the ten outstanding casaba players of the city were: Guard Karl Brask, who was nominated to a position on the first five, and Mike Monroe, who was chosen as a second team forward. With Brask the sole graduating senior on the first five, only one major replacement had to be made. The remainder of the starting aggregation consisting of guard Jerry Johnson, forwards Eddie Schaeffer and Monroe, and center John Ramsay were back to wrinkle the brows of opposi- tion players and coaches once again. As many followers and supporters commented at the close of the season, Watch out for the Teds' comeback next year. Ill .- H 7 M x . M Q ..5 1 s 1 L, H I Q. at f R zg. 1 VL- z - - t 'ff 43 1 Q X I ' AM 1 30 , . .,,. .V I ,. V 'Q - 4 4 u H 5 S sa v w 'K 1 511 x E, H if 19 ' 12 H . N 9 . X , I f A W giig g g QQ? . 3 at BRASK MONROE RAMSAY Atcheson lays it up SCHAEFFER JOHNSON ZALESKY Ramsay stretches i SCORES Roosevelt .,.. West Seattle Roosevelt ..,. Ballard ..., Roosevelt ,,,,, Franklin .,... Roosevelt ,,,,, Lincoln .,,,, Roosevelt Queen Anne Roosevelt .,... Garfield .. . Monroe reaches for rebound .,,,,..48 ,,,,..38 ,....,,26 ...,,,,38 ......,35 ,,.,.,38 ,,.....43 .,.....S2 ..,...,32 ...W31 ,,,.,.48 ......25 m, an V- ' 2 SCORES Roosevelt , West Seattle Roosevelt , Garfield ,, Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt , Ballard , Roosevelt Lincoln , ,, Roosevelt , . Queen Anne 60 30 32 24 39 58 51 27 47 50 34 33 Action under the boards 113 ,, 6 X Q tv Q an .- if Q f 5 J if 5 V. -..' 3 Q Asif! X gf . g IV W, ,.., 1 E - .,,, fy x' ' ' sg X 5' lf if . 2 , 5 2 E tl u n H ki Q E SAVAGE ELAND VVATSON Anybody? ball lle - Q .5 fl an 5 ..,v,. V . rx kk E HOLT ATCHESON REIGHTLEY Clmmpionslzip gnmt' with Lynx SECOND TEAM B ack row: McNamee, Grib bon, Jarvis, Morgan Kaneg Front row: I'-iipke Hopf, Stephenson, Rat din. INDING UP the twelve-game playing schedule with a six-won, six-lost record, the Teddy seconds couldn't quite parallel the pace set by the varsity, nevertheless they established themselves as one of the stronger teams in the scrub league by finishing in a tie for fourth place with Queen Anne's Grizzlies. Lincoln's scrub outfits set a sizzling pace for the other seven schools and consequently finished the season on top of both the second and third team ladders. The opening tipoff through the majority of the season saw Holt in the center circle, Watson and Morgan as forwards, and Rardin and Jarvis at the guard positions. Roosevelt's third squad showed similarities to Coach Bob Lindh's quintet of last year which captured the city crown. Grabbing an early lead and holding it for most of the season, the frosh-sophs dropped three contests toward the end of the schedule and had to be content with a third place berth in the final standings. Handling starting assignments were: Bean, Sipherd, Perkins, Olson, and Bradner. Close on the heels of these boys were: Coshow, Paulson, and Pierce. If the performances of these and other promising freshmen and sophomore hoopesters pro- vides any indication of Roosevelt's basketball fortunes in years to come, the outlook for the future is indeed bright. THIRD TEAM Back row: Noble, Werelius, Bergslien, Christiansen Winter, Coshow, Pack, W . yrlck, Bleack, Alleng second row: Marshall, Perkins, Law, Pierce, Paulson, Clasen, Bean, Kelly, Graham, fron! row: Brehm, Nelson, Ko- ski, Bradner. Olson, Wa- dell, Foster. II4 Q 1 Ez.. fe: ff Af.3i,gf , . L 'U J y yi, n w, 4 ,1z'.-K:,.J'x'1 1. mg the second rank OACH Johnny Fuller's 1949 K it cmdermen once again inked a agp gat championship in the record books for Roosevelt, this be- ' title within a short span of three years. With a returning letter- man in virtually every event, the Teddy 1 winged-footers piled up a total of 3314 points, just one point better than the de- fending champion Lynx. As the following season approached, A Fuller had more than a dozen lettermen The pass-off on hand, ready to run, vault, jump, and hurl Roosevelt to another successful track campaign. Among these were sprinters Jim Lea, Bob White, and Don Kane, hurdler Bill Atcheson, and miler Bob Fornia, all consistent point getters in their events. Others who seemed like sure bets to earn points for the Colonels were Don Stone, Wilson Gaw, Dan Northfield, Don Layton, Dan Paris, Gordon Casteel, and Frank Babcock. However, the shoes of such dependables as Jack Leicester, Tom Wood, Curt Sawyer, Woody ' fill ll of these boys were Anderson, Joe Crosson, and Gordon Powell were difficult to as a ' ' ' d ho won top honors in the high jump, was important cogs on the title-winning squad. Woo , w selected by his ' ' ' team mates as the inspirational award winner. ALL-CITY STANDINGS Roosevelt ............,....,,,,,,,,,,, 33W Lincoln ,.,,, ,A,,,,,,,, 3 ZM4 Queen Anne . .,,,,,,,,, 20 Garfield ..,...,,, .,,.,,,,., 1 8 Ballard ,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 9 M West Seattle ...... .t,..,, 9 M Franklin ,.,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, 9 Cleveland ...,.... .,..,.. 0 More points for the Teds I I5 ,y' ,Ur Wwlwl, MMWM :ini the, 100- a 0-yard dashes and his , ,J ,ff , . . . yy! M 0 eci y, the lo es, by wide margins, Lea d .the Ro riders' score in the 1949 all- i , ty rpm, fi t n points, which was by far the 4 ' hi IGM sc mpiled by any one man during the te noon. ith these three triumphs, Lea cli- maxed an undefeated season in individual com- ! A petition. Being only a junior, Roosevelt's talented X speedster again donned spiked-shoes for another year of sparkling performances as the 1950 season rolled around. Q fm fs Lea breasts the tape DISTANCE AND FIELD EVENTS Back row: Ramsay, Stone, Benjam Layton, Babcock, Gawg front ro Roos, Lind Northfield, Cor y Talbot. SPRINTS Back row: Casteel, Lea, Atches White, Kaneg front row: Hunting ton, Paris, Benson, Rardin, Wie I I6 Bark row: Cowan, Wahlin, Greenway. Graft: frfml row: Draper. Chamhard. Shore, Pinkerton. Gulf L ILOTED BY Coach John Rushing, Roosevelt's linksmen again stroked their way to Ag .I a successful season in the city golf circuit. When the last match of the 1949 season had been played, the top rung of the ladder was jointly owned by the Teds and sink Lynx. One of the outstanding members of the co-champions was sophomore Gary Shore, who placed eighth in the all-city championship, carding a respectable 151. Other Ted golfers quali- fying for the tournament were jerry Greenway, a two-year letterman, Mort Wahlin, and Fred Shore, who was lost via graduation. With the aforc-mentioned boys in addition to one-stripers, Bill Gowan and Larry Graft on hand for another season of competition, Roosevelt's chances for another first division fairway aggregation looked exceptionally bright. Second team divoteers Guy Pinkerton and Eddie Cham- bard appeared to be the best candidates to fill the vacant positions left by graduating seniors Tom O'Neill, Kim Blunt, and Burt Giske. 'sr' uqlalill Shgyg l l 7 XM A A 9 ww Back row: Espinoza, Holt, Chesney, Strunk, Schaeffer. Olson, Hergert, Duncan. Watson, Happen, Jarvis, Reams, Dennistong from row: Babh. Mosteller. Brask. Anderson, McNamce. Bean. Morgan, Farm, Zgasehall ASEBALL AT Roosevelt under the the tutelage of Coach Lou Hull set no records, EQ neither did it produce any individual stars. It was noteworthy, however, in an entirely different sense, in the breaking in a host of sophomore and junior ball players in order to have an experienced diamond squad ready for the succeeding year. Eight of those showing the greatest possibilities played enough first team ball to earn letters. Included in this contingent were: Harvey Jarvis, 1' 1-is Gene Hull, Eddie Schaeffer, Larry Bean, Mel Mosteller, jim Duncan, Jim Babb, and Larry Watson. In addition, Coach Lou had on hand veterans Don Anderson and Karl Brask, one of the outstanding moundsmen of the city. Other diamond aspirants who dis- played considerable ability on the var- sity or second team were Alan Holt, Dan Morgan, Paul Savage, Bill Reese, Bill Reams, Ken Hoppen, Gary Her- gert, Harold Strunk, Don Farra, Doug Chesney, Pete Newell, Harold Olson, Bud Christiansen, Bob McNamee, Al- den Harris, and Frank Markey. Brask toes the rubber l l 8 Babb tags Duncan at third The 'Riders were victorious in four of the twelve scheduled contests, and had it not been for a number of tough breaks, would have taken several more. On top of the final standing were Queen Anne's Grizzlies, who won from Garfield in the title-decider. Leading the Teddy nine from the plate was Doug Bohlke, who was a mainstay in the right field pasture. Bohlke, however, played his final year for Roosevelt as did Jim Callaghan, Jim Williams, Pete Erickson, and Bill Meeks. Credit also goes to Dick Crain for his efficient managerial services. Bean at the plate Anderson l l 9 Tennis 5dNffCf? E ROPPING BUT one match durin the entire season of la , Mel Dran a's court clan , in-Jr! . g . P Y .g . C5 battled its way to a second-place position in the city high school tennis league. This, 9 incidentally, was the tenth consecutive year that the Teddy racket wielders have fr UQ finished in the first division. A owerful ueen Anne s uad occu ied the first- lace P Cl P P .,, 1, 5 WU it Wm position, just one match ahead of Roosevelt. Heading the list of outstanding prospects for the ensuing season was Dick Ellis, a senior, who was number three man on the 1949 net squad. Close behind was Doyle Perkins, who as a freshman established himself as one of the topnotch members of the team. With Terry Mahaffey being the only remaining monogram bearer, competition for the other six positions was wide open. Many promising sophomores and juniors were making determined bids for these spots at the initial turnout, with Herb Smetheram, Oliver Holte, Glen Harris, and Don Keefe appearing to be the outstanding choices. These and undoubtedly other court artists will be fighting next year to bring home still more honors to add to Roosevelt's ever increasing list of impressive tennis records. Back row: Coach Mel Dranga, Smetheram. Holte. Ellis. Buschkeg from row: Mahaifey, Perkins. Keefc. Harris X'--M--J' 1 PERKINS ELLIS I20 WMFCQU J Ui' xg -eff GQU3 Ui5PiRPnN T 'EB .4L9' ix L X4 Xfffzofrf 1 -.,: V V1-2. of Z...A-ferr W M 2 Y ,. W5 3, wa Q E 3 an 1- --r ' x . s. V . l . . --Z. 3 , rr A M 3 Q , 4 r 4 M. V K- r. is A r 325232 i, Ei o r , -Q fn iw j 'A fi 15, rg. F' or L13 r J. XM 4 - r f- aw ff ,Q J N . .- f ,f v., Q 4 X ISL , 'xt A L3 F X or r fm X 197 nf? ff' , Q -M A I .EN ,f W 1 X If H ., 5 1 . 'Mft r 1 EV K, N I 1 JT? fi' X W XNJX 7 5 'O PING PONG - Lr-fr In rigmr Don Brndloy, Jam Robinson. Bill Horonrxron, adviser. BASKETBALL-L.-fr to rigmr Dan Morgan, Jack Hipke, Larry Watson, Torn Rr-ignrrey. AI Holt, Ed srnoorf.-r, vnu 'rarhonrr GOLF - L.-fr In righfr Roy Royrnorr, Harry de Mets, Harvey Smith, John crow, jnn Erarkron, Lnrry Grnfr. TENNIS - Lr-fr In righl: John McKown, Ray Friodmon, Bob Drnrong from row. Dick Ellis, Don Due, Jin. Duncan, Jim Jnogrr VARSITY GOLF SQUAD - Back row: Mahoney. de Moro, sown. Paynter, snrirh, Symer, wnklyg middle row: Mnrrnn, Greenway, Wahlin, Shore, Cowan, Draper, Richardsg from row: Pinkerton, Wallace, Smith, W., Srruggs, Keith. Graft. I Zl . .V IFB3 . .ffV : if 7 A f' . 1. , 1, 5 . A x . ...fff I I wiv. - .N - NS...-nf! .-. .,, , ,f . : . ' , lf l Mn 1 if ' 'E l ,V N, . .2 - if '15 l ' 14-Ti BASKETBALI4 B.11'k rmr: M.iry Ann Banta. Louise Furselll. Mary Anne Hallowell: from rmv: Dorothy Crawley. Fay Adams. Emily jane Gregory. TENNIS-Barbara Buckholts. Velva l,ou Nloore, Pat Mlleli. Gerry Glover. Nlartha Talbot. Gail Zimmerman. Darlene Nelson. Joan Sellwy. ARCHERY1Jean Wien. Ardylh Kennyer. Marilyn Thomas. Barbara Powell. BADMINTON-Alice Fowler. Beatrice Caswell. Sylvia Nerh. Gerry Glover. MANAGERS:Gerry Glover. l'1aslu.-lball: Pat Mueli, tennis: Bea Caswell. badminton: Roseinary Dixon. swimming: Sylvia Nexh, recorder Marilyn Nelson. volley hall. BASEBAI,L--Malrllial Talbot. Gail Zilnuwrman. R4-tha Wfillianw. hloanni- Arnold. Beverley Pvslersen. Rene Tillman. Pal Nlueli. Alice Benn:-ll 2 VN 19619 ' 2' ' 'U HO CLUB is an or anization for irls wishin to artici ate in athletic activities U on g g g P P P Q 'QVX' 7 turnm out after school seven times, and takin art in two tournament ames, the .5 g s P g f' M 4 . . . . ' 1 , 1 embryo athlete is entitled to a Little R. Freshmen generally work for this letter. The gf ,I ,, . . . . . if 4,6 'lf Y -7' Big R is received next and is worth five hundred points When she has earned her Big R, she is entitled to wear a Rho Club sweater. Chevrons are her next objective. Advisers of this group are Miss Aurora Kipperberg and Miss Betty Moe. Pictured above, from left to right, are Barbara Paton, president, Miss Moeg Beatrice Caswell, secretary, Marilyn Nelson, treasurerg Sylvia Neth, vice-president, and Miss Kipperberg. The first party of the year was an October Halloween party which was to acquaint the new girls with the Rho Club members and their activities. December brought the Mother-Daughter Candy Cane Tea with its attractive red and white decorations. The final event was a spring tea honoring graduating seniors. On Exhibition I 23 Q 'W + we -0 + + 'Q' rnhuctinnf We harmonize our voices, blend our instruments, and act our roles, like knights of old lL ikziw Q Ugeyce B 10th Rhythm and Riot Revue Amcfda Hi.-If Sain ru wp 126 . 1 1 is , Q , , ,, IHE VAGABOND REVUE was the result of the work and cooperation of two hundred or more students. The Hgbbk revue is an annual tradition which gives almost everyone who wishes, a chance to display his talent. This year the scene was laid in a maga- zine publishing office in which the personnel were trying to decide upon a cover for the magazine. In their search for ideas they took the audience to France, England, the North Pole, and South America, and finally decided upon a cover with illustrations from these four areas. The script was written by Louaine Schrum. Mr. Strauss was the director, and Lou Ann Meyers, the student di- rector. In the pictures above are Valerie Chapman and Jim Rasmussen, Joan Gellermna, and Dolores Kreps. To the left is Carol Good, and below, the entire cast. 127 I f 1 wx Penelope Syeamore Essie V .... Reb . . .' P915 Sycamore !lVIr. DePinna . Ed ..... Donald . . . -. Martin Vanderhoff Alice .... Henderson . . Tony Kirby . . Boris Kolenkov . Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby . . Mrs. Kirby . First man . . Second man . . Third man . Olga Katrina ....... Eau QEan't Take lit with nu THE CHARACTERS AS THEY APPEAR . 1 Q a 1 0 - . .,- . . 'klndicates Saturday night p Louaine Schrum, :Vlfalerie Chapman . Preble Stauter, ifileanne Murphy Phyllis Anderson, :5:Kathleen Knowles . . . . . . . . .lim Rasmussen . . . Lauren Ely, :':Ken Pearson . . .. . Pete Carpenter . . . . . . Bob Charlebois . . . . . . . . Charles Bersl . Lou Ann Meyer, il:Karen Truesdell . Dave Crossley, lilim Manning . . . . . . . Dean Melang . . . Jerry Brown, :f:Dick Johnson . Joan Gellermann, i5:Velva Moore . . . . . . . . . Ken Biles . . Kris Hansen, :Woanne Eastman . .lim Manning, :kDa've Crossley . . Dick Johnson, Wlerry Brown . . . . Ken Pearson, :':Lauren Ely . Diane Belshaw, :hMary Anne Binns layers I28 Pictured above are: Ken Pearson and Valorie Chapman, Mr. Hanawalt, director, and Bob Charlebois fseatedl. ffNf 'TK' HE SENIOR PLAY, under the direction of Frank S. Hanawalt, was You Can't Take 73,42 It'With You. Yet the audience and those who took part in the play surely took happy memories of it with them. ALB'- 9' It isn't possible to forget the Sycamore family. It's a very unique family. Everyone does as he pleases. Grandpa goes to circuses, Penny writes plays, Ed plays the xylophone while his wife Essie practices ballet, and Paul and Mr. Dipinna make fireworks in the basement. Kolenkov is a Russian, obviousl 5 and Mr. and Mrs. Kirb are the wealth societ arents of Ton who Y Y Y Y P Y is in love with Alice, the oldest Sycamore daughter. With all the excitement and unusual sound effects, You Can't Take It With You, was a great performance. Pictured above are the third and the final scenes, below, the cast of characters: Eleanor Flagler, student director, Chuck Berest, Grandpa, Valerie Chapman and Louaine Schrum, who played Penny Sycamore, and Karen Truesdell and Lou Ann Meyers, who played Alice Sycamore. W' Q'-yi is ,gf pt 129 Tap row Hel! lo righll: Miss Hoem, Mr. Lyman, Valerie Chapman, Eleanor Flagler, Jim Rasmussen. Pamela Youngg bottom raw: Jerry Brown, Lauren Ely, Barbara Hanley, Chuck Berst, Ken Biles, Bil Newman. atinka CAST OF CHARACTERS Vdf61'lkd... ...... ............ ...........,.. .........,....,...,...,. D o r is Durham ', Pat Longfellow Boris ...............-. . . .... . ,. .. . ...... I ....,. mgewmani, Chuck Berst Katinkmm..-kg .........., Eleanor Flagler Tdlidml .... . ..,.. . ....... ..V. . ...,.,..7......... Barbara Hanley Ivan ........... . .... Lauren Ely'F, Jim Rassmussen Thaddeus opper... . .... ..,...... Dean Melang ', Ken Biles Helen H opperwz ..,.. ..,. ..... Young ', Valerie Chapman Knopf ......, .. . .. .... J.. .... 1 ....,.. ......Dick Johnson Arifn. . ......,... ..,. . . . . .... ....... e Jacobsenx, Gary Munn Olga .... . .... .. r'laT1 Stoneg, Carole Acton Petro ......... .... . 9 ..... . . .. .. . . ......v..........., .,..Ken Pearson Halif.. , .,,,.,....... . .. . .. W .444Chuck Berst ', Bil Newman Abdul ....... ..... . .. .. V. ....,. ....Y,...... Ed Caseheer Detective,m. . . . . 9 . ...A Z . ........ .....,.... D ick Boas Pierre .,.,....,...,............ . . . . . .. . ,.....,...,., ..... 4 . , Steve Perrin 1 6' 2 Girl ,,,,,r, ......,..........,.....,.,....... . . ...........,,.V...... .,.....Y,...,.... J oan Gellerman 1 6' 2 Girl ,,,,wr... .........A..... ' k .. A . ........Vw7w......A.e.......,... Nancy Thomas Boy ,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,.. .......... ......... r . . .V... .........V.....V..V ....... J i m Manning The last major performance of the year is the opera which is produced after the annual has gone to press. For that reason the opera directors are presenting, on the following page, three behind the scene shots of this year's delightful and intriguing selection, Katinka, and two shots of last year's successful Robin Hood. The former show this year's operetta in the makingg the latter demonstrate the effectiveness of last 'year s costuming and staging. ' 130 Tv :gina 1 ff f 1 same S' than f 1'5 f 3 I' ., ' Egg r 09616 wifi? saw Z, Ulafaufff' 1133 I Ely bf gleir 5522? ling, ' s ' yet thrill ig? 'Hmm 3,0 trfmlhli. was 221' bye, mg? 1 S r ,, .P 30 be-Vimfls no r ,DG VA 2 ,mph 4 N Q: find fuss m A gift I-xp HU' ga? 51,4 N-Fifi v 33 2393313 are singgimf, PETRGV enters L 1 E. liiffillfxh es opcmawindow, stage out and sway with Petrov H .fam 'fWz1,,,. bmw l 3315 wide s'lwe'C1gp1d's fam. - ffm 1 Gmginfj Rh'--my lovehz ff-mr dreams be animals le gym ifllgfts 'I Gf?9f311i.ght-+-gfwd nifght--gofudzuifktl Top If-ft: Valerie Chapman, Ed Casebeer, Gary Munn, Pam Young lseatedb, Dick Johnson. Carole Acton: mp right: Mr. Taylor, conductor of the opera orchestrag middle left: Ken Pearson, Ken Biles fseatedl. Jim Rasmussen: middle right: Pat Longfellow, Chuck Berst, Eleanor Flagler lkneelingl, Barbara Hanley: joan Gellermang at bottom: two scenes from las! year's opera Robin Hood. ISI .. :,,:,f: E . , , M... . ,,,,. . - f' f .4 eHi 3? fgfirwg X -of N 'ie ez... W.. f . , Q. , , wi A 55?-3 eiflbgfv figmen- sf - ff M ,sgs.:zf:1: , ...M ' ' :E Z ,. , ,A Ae - . Q. T . ' 1 '14 A . ' ' M - ..... www! Z W. A .aa COSTUME FORCE flop left? Front row: S. Sloy, P. Dawley, H. Peithmang back row: L. Dinnes, J. Murphy. MAKE-UP CORPS K. Bomstead, R. Herman, N. Rigdon, P. Ostrom. fNot pictured, chairman, F. Keller-.D PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM Hap righfl Front row: J. McNamara, J. Roos. B. Hamilton, R. Bealesg back row: W. Sivertz, K. Biles, R. Lang. chairmang B. Thom, R. Warrick. STAGE FORCE - Left to right: M. Jones. T. Roscoe, 1. Adams, B. Barry, J. Neergard, F. Helfenhergcr, D. jordan, D. Schneider, D. Duff, J. Bender. Stage managers: L. Cole. T. Roscoe. REVUE COMMITTEE Front row: M. A. Hallowell, A. Hyry and J. Eastman, co-chairmeng Mr. Strauss. director: L. Schrum, scriptg second row: P. Stauter, N. Rigdon, K. Campbell, M. Soha, K. Bomstead, C. Casselsg third row: J. Rasmussen, D. Crossley, S. Paulsen, V. Chapman, J. Havlandg fourth row: B. Hubbert, C. Harper, M. Hansen, P. Dawley, C. Good, P. Fortin. KNO! pictured: K. Miller, N. Bickford, S. Lancaster, F. Kellerl. 132 MR- TAYLOR BRASS ENSEMBLE Orchestra Director Left to right: Dick Marshall. Don Dickey, Roland Ranlz, Bob Stotler, Pat Hines. Jane! Mackenzie. Lois Steele. BOYS' QUARTETTE First row fleft to rightl: Don Snider, Bob McNamee: second row: jim Lea, Dale Martin. 133 eluhp aims GIRLS' OCTETTE First row fleft to rightj: Barbara Baehm, Lois Bogueg second raw: Ann Knox, Carol Acton. Marilyn Hallg third row: Pauline Hergert, joan Brown, Claire Hess. MR. LYMAN Clmral Director SENIOR ORCHESTRA Top fleft to rightj: Ross Senlf, Doug Cameron. Howard Gilbert, Retha Williams. Virginia Haldeman, Don Dickey, Gerry Andrews, Bruce Jacobsen, Mr. Taylor, Marlys Jensen, Cecil Ristow. David Nicholson, Juanita Keener, Margaret Crosby, Jerry Williams, Jack McLaughlin, Bob Blackie, Bill Douglas. Eva Busch. Lois Steele, Judy Horowitz, Eleanor Hall, Betty Kauffman, Ellen McConnell, Nancy Dimitio, Clarice Torrence, Sue Paulsen, Jackie Stoneberg. Bob Hunderford, Sue Merrick, Bob Ingalls, Gail Zimmerman. Doreen Carpenter, Oliver Holte, Lola Murk. Patty Pigott, Donna King. Maurice Jacobson, Joyce Givens, Sue Kiesel, Janet Mackenzie. Margaret Torrence. 134 SPECIAL ENSEMBLE Firsl raw' fleft to righI2: Carol Nielson, Arlan Stone. Barbara Baehm, Penny Simonsen, Carol Acton. Pa! Thompson. Frances Jones, Phyllis Anderson. Marilyn Hall: second row: Pat Longfellow. Lois Bogue. Pauline Hergerl, Valerie Chapman. Nancy Thomas. Joan Brown, Alice Mae Buell, Claire Hess. Lorraine Smith. Ann Knoxg third row: Dick johnson, Jim Rasmussen, George Cook, Ken Pearson, Don Snider. Ken Biles. Lauren Ely, Jim Kinney. MID-WINTER CONCERT This year our Mid-Winter Concert was held on January 20th. Included in the pro- gram were several selections by the senior and the junior orchestras, and the brass and woodwind ensembles, all competently directed by Mr. Taylor. Mr. Lyman directed the vocal groups: the senior A Cappella, junior A Cappella, boys' and girls' glee clubs, and the girls, nonette. The audience agreed wholeheartedly that this year's Mid-Winter Con- cert was exceptionally well done. This concert is held annually and those who appreciate good music won't want to miss next year's performance. SENIOR A CAPPELLA Fran! raw fleft tu righlj: Barbara Hanley. Ann Hoyle. Valerie Chapman, Alice Mae Buell, Claire Hess. Ann Knox, Barbara Baehmg second raw: Penny Simonsen. Kathleen Streeter. Carol Neilson, Jean Buck. Arlan Stone, Beatrice Scabery, Frances Jones, Marilyn Witt, Carole Acton: third row: Pat Longfellow, Pauline Hergert. Joan Brown, Mary Ann Beck, Put Knowles, Alice Bennett. Marilyn Hall, fourth row: Joanne Botten. Iris Strong, Carol Haas. Pat Thompson, Cathy Zeiger. Marion Blomseth, Jim Kinney. Jane Baisler. Janet Short, Betty Wickmang fllh ww: Kermit Brandt, Gor- don McAllister. Richard Hillman, Karl Koch. George Will- oughby. Bob Porter. Frank Lowry. Monty Snider. Gene Wegener, Don Layton. Jim Rasmussen: sixlh ww: Chuck Berst, Harold Edgar, Ed Casebeer, Pa! Ingersoll, Jim Jaegar, Sam Glass. Worth Norton, Gary Munn, Dick Boas. Brian Comstock. Bob McKay, Brian Thrupp. STRING QUARTETTE fLc-fl to righll: Lola Murk. Patty Pigott. Sue Kiusel. Margaret Torrence. Opposite Page-BAND: Reading from left lo righl-back: Doug Peters, David Lingenfeltcr, Don Kelly. John Hansen, Jo Ann Hessian. Jane Burrough. Bob Stotler, Richard Graham, La Vergne Nickerson, Robert Robson,Pat Meuli,Norene Scholz, Jim Babb, Jerry Camandona. Retha Williams. Connie Newman. Avery Morgan, Dixon Phillips, Mary Lou Crosby, Alvin Rotta, Bob Blackie, Roland Rants, Janet Mackenzie. Tom Foster, Donna Corlett. Joanne Cook, Ted Lundberg, Judy Gray, Don Exner. David Jacobson, Bob Hykes, Gerry Cochrane, Jim Schiller. Andy Espinoza. Peter Pence, Gerald Olson, Dave Trotter, Gerry Andrews, Bryce Henry, Nan Runion, Peggy Gaub, Nanette Boye, Beverly Gregerson, Joan Karrer, Cathy Redick, Bill Van Skyhawk, Virginia Haldeman. Don Dickey. Dick Marshall, Lois Steele, Pal Hines, David Olson, Gilbert Olson. 1 Sue Merrick. Sue Paulsen. Lois Steele, Boh Ingalls. Jack McLaughlin, Bill Douglas, Mary I.ou Crosby. lNot shown-Boh Hungerford.l l 37 JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Front row Kleft to rightj: Shirley Carlson, Carolyn Chestnutt, Elizabeth Schultz, Darlene Isaacson, Mary Lou Shaw, Robert Hopkins, Dick Leaqh, Bill Hooper, Gale McArthur. Richard Graham, Virginia Raymond, Shirley Ptolemy: buck row: Lyle Symer. Garr Jones, Roy Raymore, Mr. Taylor Elisabeth Gill, Fanita Brandeis, Dick Gartozian, Keith Gardiner. , Back row: Joan Selby, Ann Hoyle, Janet Sho:-tg Second row: Valerie Chapman. Patty Pigott, Mary Sandermang Front mw: Carol Neilsen, Marianne Soha. Arlan Stone. 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